ChildPlacement
How a node holds the children composed under it.
A host either adds children to its own index space, or holds each child in a named region through a dedicated setter. The two are not interchangeable, so every child composed under a host is held to the placement the host declares.
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Children are added by index and laid out by the host's layout manager.
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Every child fills one region and the host holds any number of them in composition order.
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Named regions that each hold at most one child, plus at most one unnamed child that fills the host's content when it declares one.