Add support for Layers with FontAwesomeLayers component #601
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@charles4221 looks great! I didn't see anything that conflicted with the layers impl. Nice work, sir.
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Closes #225
Summary
Adds built-in support for layering with a few new components:
This means that react-fontawesome users can use all the additional features like adding transforms to text and counter layers with the same FontAwesome syntax used on FontAwesomeIcon.
Proof of working
Here's an example replicating the examples shown on https://docs.fontawesome.com/web/style/layer in a simple React+Vite app:
Screen.Recording.2025-09-23.at.11.35.02.mov