1.11.1

Fixed

• A horizontally scrolling WDiv (overflow-x-* alone or overflow-auto on both axes) paints its border, background and padding across at least the full viewport, so a w-full flex flex-row overflow-x-auto border-b tab strip keeps its baseline edge to edge. The div's own box was built inside the horizontal SingleChildScrollView and sized to its content, so with four tabs on a desktop the baseline stopped after the fourth one; the w-full it carried sized the scroll view, not the box inside it. CSS paints those on the scroll container. The box is now wrapped in a WindMinWidthBox in a new loose mode: at least the published viewport width, and free to be wider, so content wider than the viewport still scrolls. Reusing the tight mode w-full children get was rejected: it forced wide content into the viewport width and overflowed. The div's own min-w-* is not applied here, since it sizes the scroll container rather than what it scrolls. (#264) (lib/src/widgets/w_div.dart, lib/src/widgets/wind_min_width_scroll.dart, test/widgets/w_div/overflow_test.dart, test/flex/wind_min_width_scroll_test.dart, doc/layout/overflow.md)

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