fix: prevent fast-scroll gaps - #2
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synchronousWheelScrollingfor products that prioritize guaranteed wheel/trackpad rendering over threaded scrollingscrollTopscrollToOffsetandscrollToIndexcalls commit their target before moving the elementRoot cause
High-velocity threaded scrolling can paint a new offset before JavaScript receives a scroll event. More overscan reduces checkerboarding but cannot guarantee real content for arbitrary physical jumps.
The opt-in wheel path handles input before the browser changes the scroll position, so it can commit destination rows first. Automatic programmatic jumps use the same ordering. Native scrollbar-thumb dragging provides no cancellable event containing its target before the browser moves, so the native control is retained and that extreme-drag limitation is documented rather than replaced with a non-native scrollbar.
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