[NavigationMenu] Add Portal #3272
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Description
Overview
This pull request introduces the Portal feature to the NavigationMenu component (in response to the #3159 issue), addressing common issues caused by overflow: hidden styles in parent containers. By rendering NavigationMenuContent in a Portal, this change ensures that dropdowns or menus within the component are not clipped or hidden, particularly in fixed-height navigation bars or headers with hidden overflow.
Key Changes
This change aligns NavigationMenu with other primitives like Dialog and DropdownMenu, improving usability and ensuring consistency. It benefits all users working with headers or navigation bars with constrained overflow properties, ensuring dropdowns display correctly without additional configuration.
Impact
Users: Enhances usability for any developers integrating NavigationMenu in constrained layouts.
Consistency: Brings feature parity with similar Radix UI primitives.