fix(ios): render in-app browser underneath the status bar#1158
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- Don't extend behind the status bar like also the Safari app does and restraint everything to the safe area top. Safari renders a native blur/color UIView as the status bar backdrop, and the web view starts below it. Content never has a chance to appear behind the status bar. The in-app browser should do the same. - Fixes #1155
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