Fix scroll offset calculation when <regular-table> has non-zero padding#243
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Fix scroll offset calculation when <regular-table> has non-zero padding#243
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This PR fixes a scroll issue when non-zero padding is applied to the
regular-tableelement. It is based on #241 (thanks @timkpaine !) but memoizes the potentially expensiveclientHeightread and fixesscrollToCellreciprocal calculation.In general, its best to avoid applying layout CSS to
regular-tableitself as it may interfere with the library's geometry calculation. In the case ofpadding, there were a few issues to resolve: