Interface
Overload 1
Common
```kotlin
@ExperimentalFoundationStyleApi
fun interface Style
```
Style represents an opaque type which encodes a description of how to style a node in compose. It
is implemented semantically like a lambda which is executed on a `StyleScope`.
These Style objects allow for styles to be defined similarly to a chain of Modifiers, however
these Styles are applied by passing them into a `styleable` Modifier, or by passing them into an
appropriately defined Style parameter of a Composable function.
The primary benefits of Style objects are:
1. They define their own observation scope, meaning you can read `State` objects inside of them without risking recomposition. Properties that are changed as a result of the State changing will cause only the minimal invalidation possible (ie, changing `background` will only cause a redraw)
2. CompositionLocals can be read inside of them. This allows for many theme-based values to be used in their definition without adding to the capture scope of the lambda.
3. The `StyleScope` interface allows for state-based styling to be defined such as "pressed" states or "hover" states or "focus" states.
4. Transition-based animations of style properties can be done automatically without defining any animated values by leveraging the animate API.
## Functions
applyStyle
```kotlin
fun StyleScope.applyStyle()
```