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Previously, a region that used size snapping could be dragged to a snapped size (say 3 times a column width), but then would be clamped to an unsnapped size (say 2.7 times a column width) to make it fit the available space. Instead clamp the size before snapping, so that snapping respects the available width/height (resulting in 2 times a column width for example). Put differently, the region will not be made taller if there's not enough space to fit the region up to the next snapping point. Implemented as part of #104831. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/109027
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