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* fix: rename shadow parameter from size to radius * docs: update shadow modifier to use radius parameter instead of of * fix: make default shadow size medium
* docs: add funding information
* Add SwiftUI-like DSL syntax for responsive styling Implements #45 by adding a result builder pattern for responsive styling that allows for a more natural, SwiftUI-like syntax without bash references. The implementation maintains backwards compatibility with existing code by overloading the responsive method.
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If this PR adds a new Element or Style Modifier
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Extensively with Swift Testing Suites in the
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