fix(render): clamp vDomTopPad to zero when removing top rows - #4934
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In _removeTopRow, accumulated actual row heights can push vDomTopPad slightly negative, which sets a negative paddingTop and lets rendered content drift above the viewport. Clamp to zero after the adjustment.
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Problem
In
_removeTopRow, accumulated actual row heights can pushvDomTopPadslightlynegative. That sets a negative
paddingTopand lets rendered content drift above theviewport.
Fix
Clamp
vDomTopPadto zero after the adjustment. One line.A note on test coverage
An e2e test written for this passed with and without the fix, so it was deleted
rather than kept as misleading coverage. The failure is a sub-pixel drift that the
existing harness cannot resolve; the reasoning is in the diff comment instead.
Performance
Neutral. 500k rows, K=5, medians: