Step 3: Removes temporary flag for SnackBarBehavior.floating offset fix #55064
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Description
Removes the temporary flag, making the offset fix the default and only behavior for SnackBarBehavior.floating.
Part 1: #50597
Part 2: #54985
Related Issues
Fixes #47202
Fixes #43716
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Migration guide
Scaffold.shouldSnackBarIgnoreFABRecttotrueafter this PR is merged.a) Fix all golden tests to expect the new change.
b) Fix any widget tests that expect the SnackBar to appear higher than it should. The difference should simply be the size of the floating action button's rect.
Scaffold.shouldSnackBarIgnoreFABRectis set to true by default (in a subsequent PR), remove the parameter from all instances ofScaffold.Tests
n/a, but in hindsight, I should have added some tests testing the previous offset behavior so ensure that the removed behavior is properly documented somewhere.
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