Improve positioning in Ring Gauge and Clock Gauge #140
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This PR refines text placement in the Ring Gauge and Clock Gauge examples to improve visual clarity during dynamic updates.
Before:
. Text labels and values appeared too close to surrounding gauge elements
. Reduced readability when values updated or multiple gauge layers were active
After:
. Adjusted offsetCenter values for titles and details
. Text maintains clear spacing from gauge rings, hands, and anchors
. Layout remains stable during animations and live updates
Changes Made:
=> Reviewed Ring Gauge and Clock Gauge layouts during runtime updates
=> Fine-tuned text positioning using offsetCenter
=> Verified behavior across value changes without altering design intent