Add PickerAvoidingView and PickerStateProvider for better iOS modal handling
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...which provide tools for ensuring that a picker is not covered by its own modal on iOS.
...to give a more visually pleasant effect.
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This PR introduces two new components,
PickerAvoidingViewandPickerStateProvider. These components aim to improve the user experience on iOS by ensuring that the picker is not obstructed by its own modal. The PickerAvoidingView handles proper positioning of the picker, while the PickerStateProvider manages the state and interactions between multiple pickers. This update enhances the overall usability of the picker component on iOS devices.Note: This PR is stacked on top of #496, so that one needs to be merged first