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When using Views DSL for `ConstraintLayout`, would you prefer to use `below(view)` instead of `topToBottomOf(view)`, `above` instead of `bottomToTopOf`, `before` instead of `endToStartOf` and `after` instead of `startToEndOf`?
I'm considering adding these into the ConstraintLayout module as aliases to the existing ones.

`before` and `after` aren’t as clearly horizontal as `below` and `above` are vertical

I can also skip the horizontal helpers and provide only `below` and `above`.

You can follow convention from Contour. For me startTo, endTo looks good (or leftTo/rightTo, but it is not good for RTL languages...)

I'm afraid `startTo` and `endTo` would be a little confusing among `startToStartOf`, `startToEndOf`, `endToStartOf` and `endToEndOf`. Note that `after` and `before` are already used as CSS selectors in W3C standards for WEB.

I'm adding this:
```
inline fun LP.before(view: View) = endToStartOf(view)
inline fun LP.above(view: View) = bottomToTopOf(view)
inline fun LP.after(view: View) = startToEndOf(view)
inline fun LP.below(view: View) = topToBottomOf(view)
```

I'm thinking of adding `bottomOf`, `startOf`, etc extension that would be aliases to `bottomToBottomOf`, `startToStartOf`, etc.
Would you use it? Should I proceed? Or do you dislike the naming? What's now is enough?