Refactor socket repositioning logic for relative positioning on resize#90
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This pull request refines the way sockets are repositioned when a graphical component is resized, improving the accuracy of their placement and preventing drift as the component grows. The new approach ensures that each socket's center remains at the same relative position within the component, rather than scaling from the top-left corner.
Improvements to socket repositioning logic:
_reposition_socketsmethod inGraphics.pyto keep each socket's center at the same fractional height of the component after resizing, minimizing drift and maintaining visual alignment.