ability to use own transforms in `hoverDraggingStyle`
See original GitHub issueright now any transform
added to hoverDraggingStyle
is overwritten here: https://github.com/nuclearpasta/react-native-drax/blob/97d3cf90d1e0934c3956005e01c1273d114f5c4f/src/DraxView.tsx#L229
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Yes, the PR is just trying to better document the current state so others don’t get confused like I did 😃
for my purposes I just want to apply it on top. Basically I would just be using a scale and/or a rotate. I can’t think of a use case where I would want to adjust the translation (apart from maybe adding an offset, but that would be something different I think)