PR aligning example apps and fixing one bug. On web, if you don't pass a color to the elements, they are rendered with `black` fill. We recreate this behavior in examples, but maybe it should be the default behavior if `fill` is `undefined`. It would probably need to be changed on the native side somehow.
Another fix is to parse `fill` prop in `setNativeProps` since Fabric support has been added and `fill` prop structure has been changed, it cannot be handled on the native side on `Android` due to complying to interfaces.
Another fix is passing `transform` prop in `Svg` to `G` when it is not `react-native` style `transform` prop so it is always applied. It creates a problem mentioned in the comment in the code and should be addressed in later PRs.
This PR is a bug fix and makes the pointer-events box-none work again after react-native 66 changes. It changes a bit how it should be used as I'll describe below. This solves #1807 .
I created a getHitSlopRect in the RenderableView that responds with a Rect that make the hit test detection fail on the react-native forcing it to run reactTagForTouch like it used to in previous versions.
This PR impacts pointer events box-none usage. This is an important change for me because it enables the usage of overlapping SVG keeping only the painted area as touchable elements, and not the whole SVG box.
PR removing extractColor.ts in favor of using the processColor implementation straight from react-native. It should handle all the cases from the previous implementation and the cases with PlatformColor and DynamicColorIOS. Normally we would just send the returned value to the native side, but in react-native-svg, e.g. fill prop can have more values than just color, e.g. currentColor. Because of it, we cannot use UIColor on iOS, NSColor on macOS and customType="Color" on Android as a prop type there and therefore we need to prepare the custom values on the JS side. It is done by passing the prop as an array with specific first element. In case of colors, it is 0. (hopefully I understood the code right).
