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Merge branch 'v2' into v2_view2_experiment

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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ This covers my thinking on how we will refactor `View` and the classes in the `V
* *View* - A base-class for implementing higher level visual/interactive Terminal.Gui elements. Implemented in the `View` base-class, which is a `Responder` and a `Container`.
* In v2 we will move all logic for rendering out of `View` and `Window` and into `View`.
* *SubView* - A View that is contained in antoher view and will be rendered as part of the containing view's *ContentArea*. SubViews are added to another view via the `View.Add` method. A View may only be a SubView of a single View.
* *SuperView* - The View that a *SubView* was added to.
* *SuperView* - The View that is a container for SubViews. Referrs to the View another View was was added to as *SubView*.
* *Child View* - A view that is held by another view in a parent/child relationshiop, but is NOT a SubView. Examples of this are sub-menus of `MenuBar`.
* *Parent View* - A view that holds a reference to another view in a parent/child relationship, but is NOT a SuperView of the child.
* *Thickness* - Describes rectangle where each of the four sides can have a width. Valid width values are >= 0. The inner area of a Thickness is the sum of the widths of the four sides minus the size of the rectangle.
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* PanelView (done)
* FrameView (almost done)
* Window?
* *Tile*, *Tiled*, *Tiling* - Refers to a form of layout where the SubViews of a View are visually arranged such that their Frames abut each other and do not overlap. In a Tiled view arragnement there is no Z-ordering.
* *Overlap*, *Overlapped*, *Overlapping* - Refers to a form of layout where the SubViews of a View are visually arranged such that their Frames can overlap. In Overlap view arragements there is a Z-axis (Z-order) in addition to the X and Y dimension. The Z-order indicates which Views are shown above other views.
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