Add custom item offset scrolling#615
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Expose a Listable-owned item scrolling API that lets callers compute a vertical content offset adjustment without accessing the scroll view.
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Adds a Listable-owned item scrolling API for custom vertical content offset adjustments without exposing the backing scroll view. The adjustment receives the item frame, visible content frame, and current scroll position info, then ListView clamps and performs the scroll through its existing completion path.
Also exposes scroll-in-progress state and passes
ListActionsinto settled scroll callbacks so callers can retry work after scrolling ends.Checklist
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Mainsection.