feat(cdk/drag-drop): add input to specify dragged item scale #29392
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In some cases the parent of the dragged element might be scaled (e.g. when implementing zoom) which can throw off the positioning. Detecting this would be expensive, because we'd have to check the entire DOM tree so instead these changes add an input so the user can specify the scale amount.
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In some cases the parent of the dragged element might be scaled (e.g. when implementing zoom) which can throw off the positioning. Detecting this would be expensive, because we'd have to check the entire DOM tree so instead these changes add an input so the user can specify the scale amount.