Remove workaround for iOS text clipping (#11455)

src/components/RichText.tsx

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import {type StyleProp, type TextStyle} from 'react-native'
 import {AppBskyRichtextFacet, RichText as RichTextAPI} from '@atproto/api'
 
 import {toShortUrl} from '#/lib/strings/url-helpers'
-import {atoms as a, flatten, native, type TextStyleProp} from '#/alf'
+import {android, atoms as a, flatten, type TextStyleProp} from '#/alf'
 import {isOnlyEmoji} from '#/alf/typography'
 import {InlineLinkText, type LinkProps} from '#/components/Link'
 import {ProfileHoverCard} from '#/components/ProfileHoverCard'
@@ -31,13 +31,12 @@ export type RichTextProps = TextStyleProp &
     /**
      * How far below the text baseline `suffix` extends, in px.
      *
-     * Inline views inside `Text` sit with their bottom edge on the baseline, so
-     * a suffix nudged below it overflows the `Text`'s measured bounds and
-     * native clips it. We reserve this much room as bottom padding and cancel
-     * it with an equal negative margin, so the suffix can paint without moving
-     * anything after it. Pass the same offset the suffix nudges itself by.
+     * Android clips inline views that are translated below the measured text
+     * bounds. Reserve matching room there and cancel it with a negative margin
+     * so content following the text does not move. iOS allows inline attachment
+     * overflow through `RNUITextView` and does not need this compensation.
      *
-     * Overrides any `paddingBottom`/`marginBottom` set via `style`.
+     * Overrides any `paddingBottom`/`marginBottom` set via `style` on Android.
      */
     suffixOffset?: number
     /**
@@ -84,7 +83,7 @@ export function RichText({
   const plainStyles = style
   const suffixStyles =
     suffix && suffixOffset
-      ? native({paddingBottom: suffixOffset, marginBottom: -suffixOffset})
+      ? android({paddingBottom: suffixOffset, marginBottom: -suffixOffset})
       : null
   const interactiveStyles = [plainStyles, interactiveStyle]