Add lightweight styling resources for AppBarButton width - #11622
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Add overridable width resources for AppBarButton and AppBarToggleButton while preserving auto-sized overflow and local Width precedence. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 8ab4ed7c-df52-4775-bc59-85ca7fbd5ec4
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Fixes
Fixes #9403
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Description
Current Behavior
The default 68px width of
AppBarButtonandAppBarToggleButtonis fixed in their styles and cannot be changed through lightweight styling resources.New Behavior
Adds
AppBarButtonWidthandAppBarToggleButtonWidthresources, both defaulting to 68px in the regular and perf2026 styles. Overflow buttons remain auto-sized, and a locally setWidthcontinues to take precedence. API and rendered-width coverage verify default, resource-overridden, overflow, and local-width behavior.Customer Impact
Apps can adjust command button widths through lightweight styling without replacing the control templates.
Regression Potential
The new resources preserve the current defaults and precedence rules.
How Has This Been Tested?
The product controls, core XAML, theme XBF, resource satellites, test app, and test project were previously built. The focused tests built and were discovered; execution was blocked by an activation failure also reproduced on the unchanged baseline.
Screenshots (if appropriate)
Not applicable.