v0.91.0

All of this landed through #211 by @danestves — the Liquid Glass work, both menu layouts, and the recordings.

Added

• Fab and Fab.Group take glass, drawing the button in the material iOS 26
  uses for its own floating controls, in place of the variant's fill. A control
  floating over content is what that material is for: the rows refract through it
  as they scroll under, and it lifts its own edge, so the shadow goes with the fill.

  Every variant takes the plain material rather than a tinted one. Measured on a
  device, a colour laid on the glass turns it back into a fill and a monochrome one
  only greys it, so the colour that carries meaning goes on the glyph instead — the
  destructive button is a red glyph on the plain material. Pressed, it answers the
  way the platform's own glass controls do, the material swelling and brightening
  under the finger in place of this library's press scale.

• Fab.Group takes layout. menu unfolds one panel of rows out of the
  trigger instead of a column of buttons, in either of two appearances: platform,
  which is the shape the system's own menus take, and wells, which leads with the
  glyph in a tinted well and makes each row its own pill. iconPlacement,
  menuWidth, menuRadius, menuClassName and rowClassName adjust either.

• layout="native" hands the menu to the platform — a SwiftUI menu on iOS, a
  Compose dropdown on Android — with the trigger passed through as the thing you
  press, so the button keeps its variant, its size and its glass.

  The two toolkits do not agree on the shape of the control, and the difference is
  stated rather than smoothed over: iOS owns the menu's open state, so open and
  onOpenChange are inert there, while Android's is controlled and honours both.
  Rows take label and, on iOS, the new Fab.Action.systemImage — an SF Symbol
  name, since SwiftUI names its symbols rather than taking a view for one. Without
  the optional @expo/ui, and on the web, it falls back to layout="menu".

• GlassContainer, a container that lets the glass inside it merge. On its own
  each piece of the material is a separate object with its own lit edge; inside a
  container, pieces within spacing of each other flow together — which is what
  makes a button that opens into other buttons look like one thing dividing rather
  than several things arriving.

• Glass takes interactive, letting the material answer touch the way the
  platform's own controls do. The platform only tracks touches that land inside the
  glass view, so with it on the material is the box and the content is hosted inside
  it. Reach for it when the glass is the button.

• useGlassMaterial(), for a component that changes shape around the material —
  dropping a fill, a border or a shadow the glass replaces — so it makes the same
  decision Glass makes and never strips the fill while leaving nothing behind it.

Fixed

• An extended glass button is as wide as its label. Interactive glass hosts its
  content so the platform can see the touch, and the material was pinned to its
  container's edges — a child out of the flow measures nothing, so a labelled button
  collapsed to its minimum width while its icon and text drew at full size, outside
  a button that is deliberately not clipped.

• Closing a dial is the opening in reverse. The actions stay mounted while the
  spring runs back down and unmount when it rests, rather than being cut the moment
  the dial closes.

• A closed menu panel is gone rather than small. The panel rested at a fraction
  of its size instead of at zero, leaving a box above the trigger for as long as the
  spring took to report it had finished — most of a second after the panel had
  stopped moving. Nothing was animating; a closed panel was simply visible.

• The trigger's accessibility state survives. A caller's accessibilityState is
  merged rather than replaced, so a group's trigger keeps saying whether it is
  expanded, with the disabled state kept authoritative.

• A plain Fab written into a group gets its press event forwarded, and a menu
  row reads at the base text size.

Docs

• Previews of both menu appearances, the platform menu and the glass dial, recorded
  on a device, and a still of every size and variant together.