[0.76] Fix borderBottomEndRadius inconsistency on Android in RTL

[YOEL311]

Target Branch(es)

0.76

Link to commit or PR to be picked

facebook/react-native#51229

Description

This fix addresses a regression in a core API behavior related to layout styling on Android in RTL mode.

✅ Meets Pick Criteria:

• Regression in a core component behavior: Starting from React Native 0.75, borderBottomEndRadius behaves inconsistently compared to borderTopEndRadius in RTL layouts on Android.
• In React Native 0.74 and earlier, both properties correctly apply to the logical "end" side. In 0.75+, borderBottomEndRadius regresses and is applied incorrectly, breaking symmetry and intended UI design.
• This issue causes visual layout bugs in RTL languages (e.g., Hebrew, Arabic) and affects users upgrading from previous versions.
• The fix is simple, targeted, and already merged to main, ensuring correctness without introducing any breaking changes.

⚠️ I need to upgrade from 0.74 to 0.76, but this regression breaks my layout in RTL. Without this fix, upgrading would result in a degraded experience for RTL users.

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Please consider picking this fix into 0.76 to preserve consistency and avoid breaking RTL support for Android users.

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[cortinico]

0.76, 0.77, 0.78, 0.79

You need to create separate pick for each release

[riteshshukla04]

Thanks @cortinico . Will file separate request. Please close this

[riteshshukla04]

@YOEL311 I dont think this will be picked as 0.76 is not supported anymore. You should consider moving to 0.79 or 0.80