Activating the escape hatch fixes the size of the target

[Rheeseyb]

Problem:
There are cases where converting an element to absolute positioning via the escape hatch (e.g. a reparent or drag) causes the dragged element's width or height to remain a % value, and therefore shrink or grow accordingly. This can be seen by dragging the "drag me" element in this project

Fix:
Whilst we are in many cases fixing the size implicitly via another strategy called as part of this (e.g. the re-parenting in most cases), to ensure that we are always doing so I have explicitly included that size fixing as part of the escape hatch commands, and added the above project as a test project.

To view the fix, try the same project on the branch here

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Job #8567: Bundle Size — 63.28MiB (~+0.01%).

be4e900(current) vs 5957b21 master#8564(baseline)

Warning

Bundle contains 64 duplicate packages – View duplicate packages

Bundle metrics   1 change 1 regression

	Current Job #8567	Baseline Job #8564
Initial JS	35.57MiB(~+0.01%)	35.57MiB
Initial CSS	0B	0B
Cache Invalidation	18.9%	18.9%
Chunks	28	28
Assets	32	32
Modules	4016	4016
Duplicate Modules	456	456
Duplicate Code	31.36%	31.36%
Packages	409	409
Duplicate Packages	64	64

Bundle size by type   1 change 1 regression

	Current Job #8567	Baseline Job #8564
JS	63.27MiB (~+0.01%)	63.27MiB
HTML	11.54KiB	11.54KiB

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Performance test results: