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Add cupertino examples to the Floating App Bar recipe. (#11821)
_Description of what this PR is changing or adding, and why:_
- Added code sample for a Cupertino floating navigation bar (thanks
@loic-sharma!)
- Added Cupertino code excerpts.
- Updated the Material code example to pin the app bar, but in a
minimized style (matches Cupertino example and looks nice, imo)
- Added tabs & moved Material and Cupertino specific content into tabs.
- In some cases, I reduced text in the intro section to be style
agnostic.
- Moved some content into an Overview so that we can easily get to that
content through the right-pane TOC.
Note: It's not easy to tell when content belongs to a tab. We might
consider adding some shading back to our tabs. Just a thought for the
future.
_Issues fixed by this PR (if any):_
_PRs or commits this PR depends on (if any):_
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