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Timeline-Mithril: add experimental virtual scroll workload - #558
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…ponents and dataset, resolve Q-IDs, and pass all unit tests
…to suggestions panel
…yout and JS virtual scrolling
…put borders, and align actions width
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Replace dynamic Google Fonts requests with locally bundled open-source Plus Jakarta Sans WOFF2 files so the Timeline-Mithril workload runs self-contained with zero external network dependencies.
Ensure all benchmark state transitions, redraws, and scroll jumps execute deterministically inside measured synchronous steps without leaking timers or hitting browser History API rate limits.
After switching Timeline-Mithril to synchronous redraws, reduce the loop iterations in SearchTimeline, FilterByCategory, and SwitchLanguage so each step runs in ~100ms.
Replace <mark> VDOM node splitting in card titles and descriptions with Range-based CSS.highlights (::highlight(search-results)) so search highlighting updates without mutating text DOM structure.
Replace the undefined ScrollBehavior type assertion in Timeline.ts, format with ESLint and Prettier, and remove the Node-only timeline.mjs import from tests/index.html so CI linters and browser unit tests pass.
Keep the final search term ('Computer') active at the end of SearchTimeline so CSS Custom Highlight ranges are painted and exercised across subsequent benchmark steps.
Trim the iteration counts in SearchTimeline, FilterByCategory, and SwitchLanguage by roughly 30% to keep the longer-running steps compact.
Remove unconditional vnode.dom.focus() calls in Card.oncreate and Card.onupdate so typing into the search input keeps focus on the input and keeps the suggestions dropdown open.
Ensure npm run build compiles TypeScript sources before running vite build so Vite never bundles stale tsc-emitted .js files left behind by npm test.
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# Conflicts: # suites-experimental/suites.mjs
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