Fix nested SafeAreaViews #84
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On iOS, nested safe area views do not get their padding applied. I think this is because `setSafeAreaInsets` overrides the existing selector - but we don't need to do that as we have `safeAreaInsetsDidChange` This simplifies the logic a bit too
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Summary
On iOS, nested safe area views do not get their padding applied. I think this is because
setSafeAreaInsetsoverrides the existing selector - but we don't need to do that as we havesafeAreaInsetsDidChangeThis simplifies the logic a bit too
Test Plan
Verify it SAVs work when nested - I did this in my personal project