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Is there something in core Compose or maybe the material layer that "propagates" the enabled state to the content / children composables? Specifically, I'm looking at the `Button` composable that uses `enabled` to configure the surface and content color. Is `AmbientContentColor` then used at the icon level to tint the child icon in the disabled state? What if the icon is not created from one of the material icons, but rather a "simple" bitmap? What would be the recommended way to propagate the disabled state to it so that it can draw itself at, say, 50% alpha?

You 'own' the enabled state, in that you explicitly pass it to the `Button`, so if you want to do something custom like that you should just explicitly pass it through to the `Button` and the bitmap inside - content color doesn't respresent states, but just the preferred content color inside a component at a given point in time

Do you want to apply it as a general rule to your app?
You should probably defining it in your theme

or you can check how Material implements it.
```disabledContentColor: Color = MaterialTheme.colors.onSurface
            .copy(alpha = ContentAlpha.disabled)```