Use dashed stroke for component drag target indicator#8845
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mbien merged 1 commit intoapache:masterfrom Sep 18, 2025
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bumped module language level to release=17 since its dependencies already use that
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what should I say. I like dashed lines :)
Dashed lines were also traditionally used as indicator for cut/paste/insert which is applicable here I believe.
also bumped to release 17 since module already had dependencies which were on 17