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When the modal view doesn't have a zero origin bound, after rotation, the original presenting view will be set to negative frame origin. e.g., if the bounds is -20, the backViewController's view will collide with the status bar.
This fixes the issue in zoonooz#76 The tableview(or scrollview) not accepting touch event for iOS 11. Caused by the new introduction of safeAreaInsets in iOS11.
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When the modal view doesn't have a zero origin bound, after rotation, the original presenting view will be set to negative frame origin. e.g., if the bounds is -20, the backViewController's view will collide with the status bar.