Prevent Mediaquery from losing navigationMode value when removePadding() is called #101938
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default constructor. This fixes the navigationMode value that being dropped when these methods were called, and should prevent similar issues from happening with other new fields in the future.
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Fixing an issue where MediaQuery loses the value of the navigationMode field when removePadding(), removeViewPadding() or removeViewInsets() are called.
Switching those methods to use the copy constructor to prevent similar issues in the future.