v0.110.0

Added

• AvatarCropper (requested by @Cyberistic in #240) — frame a photo under a fixed outline and get what it covers back as an
  image, for a profile picture. Drag, pinch and two-finger turn all work at once, and
  AvatarCropper.Rotate and AvatarCropper.Reset give the same moves as buttons. The photo
  always covers the outline: let go past an edge, or zoom out too far, and it springs back.
  • shape is circle (the default, as Avatar draws it), squircle or square. The image
    written out is square for every shape.
  • crop({ size, format, compress }) writes the image through the optional
    expo-image-manipulator. The photo is redrawn upright first, so a camera photo that stores
    its orientation as a flag comes out the right way up.
  • getCrop() returns the rectangle the outline covers, in the photo's pixels, with no
    optional package — for an app that crops on its server.
  • pickAvatarImage({ from: 'library' | 'camera' }) gets the photo through the optional
    expo-image-picker, resolves null when the user cancels, and throws when camera
    permission is refused.
  • Screen readers can zoom and rotate through the canvas's actions.
• RotateSquareIcon — a square with an arrow turning round it, for turning an image rather
  than refreshing.

Fixed

• An app without react-native-keyboard-controller failed to bundle (reported by @techzealot in #238). The package is an
  optional peer, but the provider's require of it sat inside an if within its try, and
  Metro only lets a missing package through when the require is directly in the try block.
  A project scaffolded with create panelui-app stopped at Unable to resolve "react-native-keyboard-controller". It now bundles without the package and falls back as
  documented. Every optional peer is now checked against that rule in CI.