Drop shadow cut off while dragging blocks

Expected Behavior

While dragging a block in the project editor, a drop shadow should be correctly rendered below the block.

Actual Behavior

The drop shadow below a block that is being dragged is simply cut off - its borders are the same as that of the block itself, when in reality, shadows will always have a larger bounding box than the thing they're shadows of. This looks extremely weird.

This is such a common bug, that most people just ignore it. I was surprised to find that I can't see any other issue about this - of course, there could be one in the Bugs and Glitches forum on the website itself, but I don't have the patience to look through those.

Reproduction Steps

1. Create a new project.
2. Insert a block into the workspace.
3. Drag the block.
4. Observe the block's drop shadow while it is being dragged.

Environment

• Windows 10 20H1 x64 build 19043
• Microsoft Edge Beta 94.0.992.14

However, I've seen this bug in a lot of tutorials and screenshots - which are in other operating systems and browsers, usually in MacOS using Safari or Chrome.

Start by reproducing the issue in the project editor using the listed steps, then trace the block-drag rendering path. Done means the drop shadow remains visible beyond the block's bounds while dragging, across the reported browser environments.