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* Added the HarfBuzz library as a dependency
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* Added the ICU library as a dependency
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* Refactored large parts of the text and font code
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* Removed support for NetBSD and OpenBSD
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* Added experimental support for building on Haiku
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* Added some improvements for building and running on FreeBSD
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* Removed support for NetBSD and OpenBSD
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* Updated SDL to 2.30.5 on Android, Windows, macOS and the Linux AppImage builds
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* Added some extra compiler checking options when building with AddressSanitizer or UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer
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- Whether the text should be placed inside a scrollable container.
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- Default is `true` if `metadata` is set to `description`, otherwise `false`
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* `containerType` - type: STRING
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- If `container` has been set, then it's possible to select between a vertically or horizontally scrolling type using this property. If selecting the horizontal container then all line breaks in the text will be automatically converted to spaces. If selecting the vertical container then any value defined for `rotation` will be ignored as this container type can't be rotated.
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- If `container` has been set, then it's possible to select between a vertically or horizontally scrolling type using this property. If selecting the horizontal container then all line breaks in the text will be automatically converted to spaces. If selecting the vertical container then any value defined for `rotation` will be ignored as this container type can't be rotated. If using this property then make sure to set an explicit size for the element, as leaving it as `0 0` will lead to unpredictable results.
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- Valid values are `vertical` or `horizontal`
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- Default is `vertical`
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- This property can only be used when `container` has been explicitly set to `true`
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