Add native polyfill for willChange#384
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Use `renderToHardwareTextureAndroid` on React Native Android as an equivalent to CSS `will-change`, as both serve the purpose of promoting the element to a GPU layer.
Otherwise rollup inserts `import 'react'` in case the module has side-effects.
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Rebased and merged 9a85200 |
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Add native polyfill for willChange
At least on RN Android there's a specific prop,
renderToHardwareTextureAndroid, that promotes an RN view to a GPU layer which is almost exactly the same responsibility of the web'swill-changeCSS property so this diff maps the two properties together.