aligned constraint overlay line and measurement text with transforma… #3350
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Fixes #3341
This PR resolves the discrepancy between the transform constraint overlay and its alignment and rotation behavior. The dashed constraint line and measurement text did not align correctly with the alignment to the transformation axis.
With this updated PR, the overlay for the constraint line and text are drawn in the appropriate rotation space consistent with the user’s transformation direction.
Verified in local localhost build:
Transform constraint overlays (rotation, scale, translation) now align correctly
No regression observed in other overlay tools
WebAssembly build compiles successfully with
wasm-pack build --dev --target=webAs this is my first contribution to any gsoc and rust organization, i would highly appreciate any feedback or guidance you give me.