Currently, Modifier.composed { /*code*/ } != Modifier.composed { /*same code*/ }, which can lead to unexpected results in some cases.

For example, Modifier.testTag("tag") is inferred to be static, but Modifier.testTag("tag") != Modifier.testTag("tag"), which will make a difference when Live Literals is enabled.

To fix this, we need to implement ComposedModifier.equals(), which is not possible because we can't meaningfully compare lambdas with each other. As an alternative, we can add a version of composed that accepts a key to base equality on.

Simplified, something like this:

private class ComposedModifier(
    val key: String?,
    val factory: @Composable Modifier.() -> Modifier
) : Modifier.Element {
    override fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean {
        return key != null && (other as? ComposedModifier).key == key
    }
}