Reposition KGModal when Keyboard is present. Fixes issue #19 #26
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The above calculation for right-side close button frame is done at line [141 | 222] by recalling setter. So not needed here anymore.
And furthermore, it is better to have this calculated from one place so we can update them easily (if needed) without breaking anything.
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This is a feature when you have textfield/textview in KGModal and want to reposition when keyboard appears.
This behaviour is kept optional as it is not may be an everyday use.
But when you need this behaviour, just use -
responsiveToKeyboard = YES...and you are all set!
Note: check example to see this in action.