Reorder creates a stacking context which breaks children with a z-index

[PhilGarb]

Description

Hi everyone!
Huge fan of the library and the changes in v5. I stumbled upon an issue when trying out the new Reorder Components. If an element that is part of the Reorder.Item needs to have a z-index to overlap other items (like a dropdown or combobox) it is not working with the current approach.

Please see the codesandbox for a reproduction. It is the Reorder example codesanbox forked.
Reproduction

Debug

I think the Reorder.Item has a stacking context, because it has transform: none applied. This might be coming from here, but I am absolutely not sure about that.

motion/src/gestures/drag/VisualElementDragControls.ts

Lines 472 to 481 in 4f9e23b

	/**
	* Update the layout of this element and resolve the latest drag constraints
	*/
	const { transformTemplate } = this.visualElement.getProps()
	this.visualElement.getInstance().style.transform = transformTemplate
	? transformTemplate({}, "")
	: "none"
	projection.root?.updateScroll()
	projection.updateLayout()
	this.resolveConstraints()

Result

This results in children of Reorder.Item not being able to overlap other elements.

Expected Behavior

A child with a z-index should correctly overlap other items.

I see two possible ways to achieve this.

1. Change the applied css so no stacking context is created. This is probably quite difficult if this is not just how the Reorder components work.
2. Allow the consumer to overwrite the zIndex of an item. It seems like here a z-index is created:

   motion/src/components/Reorder/Item.tsx

   Lines 60 to 61 in 4f9e23b

   	const zIndex = useTransform([point.x, point.y], ([latestX, latestY]) =>
   	latestX || latestY ? 1 : 0

   It is applied here and overwrites user styles making it impossible to pass a z-index to the element:

   motion/src/components/Reorder/Item.tsx

   Line 79 in 4f9e23b

   style={{ ...style, x: point.x, y: point.y, zIndex }}

   is If instead of always using 0 here the user could provide a z-index it could be up to the consumer when to "raise" an item above the others.

Let me know if you need additional details or if I am missing a reason why it is working like this.