v1.33.0

Added

• RichText container UIElement — a wrapping flex row of child Text elements (words + padded/rounded/rotated "chips" that wrap and align together, e.g. a "Boost your [energy]" marketing title). Because each child renders as a real flex child of a <View> (not a nested <Text> like inline TextSpans), it honors its own box props — padding, borderRadius, borderWidth, backgroundColor, margin, transform — plus renderWhen and expression mode. Plain-text children are split into one item per word so the row wraps word-by-word like a paragraph (chips flow inline with the text); children with box styling or motion stay atomic. children are schema-restricted to Text only. props are layout props (gap, alignItems — incl. "baseline" — justifyContent, flexWrap defaulting to "wrap") plus all BaseBoxProps, plus inherited text-style defaults (fontSize, fontWeight, fontFamily, fontStyle, color, textAlign, letterSpacing, lineHeight) — declare the title's base typography once on the container and each child Text inherits it (child overrides win). New exported type: RichTextElementProps. (Distinct from inline TextSpan, which stays a single text-style-only wrapping paragraph.)

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