feat(web): add fit-to-label maximize tool and label-proportional QR/barcode sizing - #38
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Summary
Adds a Fit to Label / Maximize button to the Transform section and fixes initial QR code & Barcode creation sizes to scale proportionally with label dimensions.
Key Changes
Maximizebutton alongside alignment controls. Fits elements to 90% of label dimensions with 10% margin, preserving aspect ratio for images/QR codes.targetBarWidth) and font size inJsBarcodebased on element width/height.keyboard.tsto scale proportionally with label dimensions instead of spawning hardcoded off-label dimensions.