Fix: Add proper z-index layer priority context for dropdown nav elements#1243
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Pull Request Description
This PR introduces a layout stacking priority patch inside the submissions directory to resolve issue #1239. It configures an explicit stacking context boundary on the animated mobile navigation headers, ensuring expanding layout elements overlap surrounding page items cleanly instead of clipping beneath adjacent blocks.
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Submission Checklist
submissions/examples/your-feature-name/demo.html— self-contained, opens in browser with no serverstyle.css— raw CSS for the proposed featureREADME.md— what it does, how to use it, why it fits EaseMotion CSScore/components/Feature Description
What does this add?
Establishes clear vertical depth hierarchy guidelines using explicit stacking properties on responsive layout bars.
How does a developer use it?