[Revert] Fix iOS ProgressBar bounding box#35868
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Description of Change
Reverts the iOS
ProgressBarheight-scaling behavior introduced in #35507.That PR wrapped
UIProgressViewin a container and vertically scaled it to fill the MAUI-arranged height. While technically correct in isolation, this changes the cross-platform behavior:ProgressBarassigned a parent height of 200 occupies the allocated 200px layout area, but the ProgressBar track is rendered at its native default height — consistent across iOS, Android, and Windows.We also validated this in native iOS: when a height is assigned to the parent container,
UIProgressViewrenders at its default intrinsic height and is not stretched — confirming that the previous MAUI behavior was the correct cross-platform baseline.Impact
ProgressBar_ProgressToMethod_VerifyVisualStatetest visually demonstrates the inconsistency (screenshots attached ).Screenshots
cc : @AdamEssenmacher