Group is a container for organizing several layers as one unit. Think of cards collected on a tray: the children stay together, making the structure of a larger scene easier to read.
Put the layers to collect in `children`. Set `flow`'s `mode` to `row` or `column` to stack them horizontally or vertically; `gap` sets the space between children, and `align` controls their alignment.
Group does not draw an image of its own, so its children determine what appears. Put an effect inside the group when it should affect only those children; place a scene-wide effect after the group.
When to use
Use it to split a complex demo into subgroups, align related layers in one direction, or limit an effect to a few children. For two or three layers that need no separate layout or effect scope, a Group may add unnecessary structure.