Fixed an issue where the statusview could become clipped

In split shade, we were not resetting the clip bounds.

Bug: 184946919
Test: start drag down on portrait, rotate
Change-Id: I9d77c818aa6a97fb5d1632a1d959d9ac5579815b

packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/statusbar/phone/NotificationPanelViewController.java

@@ -2236,11 +2236,11 @@ public class NotificationPanelViewController extends PanelViewController {
         // Fancy clipping for quick settings
         int radius = mScrimCornerRadius;
         int statusBarClipTop = 0;
+        boolean clipStatusView = false;
         if (!mShouldUseSplitNotificationShade) {
             // The padding on this area is large enough that we can use a cheaper clipping strategy
             mKeyguardStatusAreaClipBounds.set(left, top, right, bottom);
-            mKeyguardStatusViewController.setClipBounds(visible
-                    ? mKeyguardStatusAreaClipBounds : null);
+            clipStatusView = visible;
             radius = (int) MathUtils.lerp(mScreenCornerRadius, mScrimCornerRadius,
                     Math.min(top / (float) mScrimCornerRadius, 1f));
             statusBarClipTop = top - mKeyguardStatusBar.getTop();
@@ -2248,6 +2248,8 @@ public class NotificationPanelViewController extends PanelViewController {
         if (mQs != null) {
             mQs.setFancyClipping(top, bottom, radius, visible);
         }
+        mKeyguardStatusViewController.setClipBounds(
+                clipStatusView ? mKeyguardStatusAreaClipBounds : null);
         mScrimController.setNotificationsBounds(left, top, right, bottom);
         mScrimController.setScrimCornerRadius(radius);
         mKeyguardStatusBar.setTopClipping(statusBarClipTop);