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I left a bunch of specific cases that I think could be given the correct type now.
Additionally, I think that nearly all existing unit test scrolls could be considered absolute.
Overall lgtm.
cc::ScrollSourceType::kNone);
Given this is part of a scroll into view request, it should be absolute right?
cc::ScrollSourceType::kNone, params->behavior,
Same here, as a scroll into view request i think this is absolute.
cc::ScrollSourceType::kNone);
This seems like it would be an absolute scroll - since it's scrolling to the origin.
cc::ScrollSourceType::kNone,
This seems to be intended to be an anchoring stationary scroll.
cc::ScrollSourceType::kNone, mojom::blink::ScrollBehavior::kInstant,
This would be a stationary scroll.
cc::ScrollSourceType::kNone, behavior, ScrollCallback(),
scroll into view is an absolute scroll, right?
cc::ScrollSourceType::kNone,
I suspect this should be an absolute scroll as it's similar to an anchor scroll.
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