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Seeing some weird behavior with `graphicsLayer` + `shadowElevation` :thread: (using rc01)

card-rotation-shadowelevation-rc01.mp4

there seem to be some artifacts visible near the shadow (see bottom-left/top-left/right:

Untitled.kt

Not sure if this is a bug, known or otherwise, or if its incorrect usage of the api

why do you set a shadow twice? Once with graphicsLayer() and another one with shadow(). Which one of those two gives this effect?

Sorry, that was a copy paste error. The `.shadow()` modifier just creates a feathered shadow around the `Box`. The `shadowElevation` in `graphicsLayer` is what produces the skewed shadow + artifacts, regardless of the `.shadow()`  modifier

what if you try to split one graphicsLayer into two separate once, where one defines the rotation and another one the shadow?

that seems to work:
```        Box(
            modifier = Modifier
                .wrapContentSize()
                .graphicsLayer {
                    rotationX = /** **/
                    rotationY = /** **/
                    cameraDistance = /** **/
                }
                .graphicsLayer {
                    shadowElevation = elevation
                    shape = RoundedCornerShape(6.dp)
                },
        )```
wondering why/how this separation works... :thinking_face:  is this how the API is supposed to be used for this use case?

feel free to file a bug, we would explore is something can be improved on our side

<https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/192895696>