[iOS] Add AutoresizingMask to WindowOverlay GraphicsView #3804
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2021-12-18.12.04.35.mov
When setting up the graphics view for the WindowOverlay, we need to also set the AutoresizingMask flag to make sure that the view gets updated frame constraints. Otherwise, it will only get the initial constraint when the view is created.
This only affects people using the WindowOverlay with their own drawn elements, the default Adorners get the view positions from where the elements are located, which ignores the default "dirtyRect" to get its calculations.