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moved scroll progress animation to compositor thread by replacing width transition with transform: scaleX. eliminates layout thrashing on scroll.
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💡 What: converted
.scroll-progresselement to usetransform: scaleX()instead ofwidth: ...%in both css and javascript.🎯 Why: animating
widthcauses the browser to recalculate layout and repaint on every scroll event (layout thrashing).📊 Impact: eliminates forced synchronous reflows in the scroll handler, moving the progress bar animation entirely to the compositor thread for 60fps smoothness.
🔬 Measurement: run the app, scroll rapidly, and observe performance profiler. no layout recalculations are triggered by the progress bar. also verified functionality remains identical via playwright script.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 8602834825681155964 started by @dttdrv