NavigationView: Add theme resources to enable easy flyout padding customization#2760
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Description
This PR adds two theme resources to the NavigationView to provide easy padding customization for
Motivation and Context
Closes #2718.
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested visually.
Screenshots:
The following XAML
gives the following resulting look:
Overflow Menu in Top PaneDisplayMode
NavigationViewItem children flyout
For reference, here is how the flyout padding looks by default (children flyout shown here, same padding used in the overflow menu):
