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Work out inherited layer order once and pass it down the arrangement - #52
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The compositor no longer keeps its own per-node layer lookup that walked parents. It asks
Widget._get_layer_orderonce for the root's ancestry and passes the inherited layers down througharrange_widgetandadd_widget. A widget that declares its own layers replaces the inherited ones. Changes are in_compositor.pyandwidget.py, with a test update.