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Add support for assymetrical bonder radii when using % (#45985)
Summary: Pull Request resolved: #45985 As title. We can now create ellipses when using percentages. The algorithm for this is still flawed and to get it to be a 1:1 to web it will probably require a re-write of some of the logic but this should get us closer for now. Some examples: 1. Border thinning on large single corner radii (100%) {F1798145800} 2. Thinning gets worse when having irregular border colors (100%) {F1798148002} Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D61025927
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