Progress Bar corner radius

[MIchaelZablianov]

Description

Added progressStyle prop to support custom style of the inner progress and also added
containerStyle prop for the style of the outer container of the progress.
(style is now deprecated as user should use containerStyle).

Changelog

ProgressBar - support progressStyle

Additional info

Ticket 4930

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR adds support for custom corner radius on the ProgressBar component by introducing new styling props. The changes deprecate the existing style and progressColor props in favor of more semantic containerStyle and progressStyle props, allowing users to customize both the outer container and inner progress bar independently.

• Introduced containerStyle and progressStyle props to replace style and progressColor
• Updated demo screen to showcase custom border radius configurations
• Updated API documentation to reflect the new prop names

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
packages/react-native-ui-lib/src/components/progressBar/progressBar.api.json	Updated API documentation replacing style with containerStyle and progressColor with progressStyle
packages/react-native-ui-lib/src/components/progressBar/index.tsx	Added new containerStyle and progressStyle props with deprecation warnings for old props; refactored render method to use new props
demo/src/screens/componentScreens/ProgressBarScreen.tsx	Updated demo to showcase new styling capabilities including custom border radius examples; cleaned up formatting

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Pull request overview

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[M-i-k-e-l]

@MIchaelZablianov
Some general comments:
Do not include private links in the public repo (Ticket 4930 is enough).
The changelog is what the user will see - it should generally be a oneliner
The description is what the reviewer reads in order to understand the change
Please do not resolve the reviewer's comments - they are the way I know what was completed and what was not (you can and should resolve co-pilot's comments)