fix: native scrollbar styles #12485
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fix: native scrollbar styles #12485
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…llbars UI5/webcomponents#12485 SNOW: DINC0692223 Change-Id: I18d2fe512b4b9037198445a1b34b3425cfaf3453
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Simplify the selector by moving the
.ui5-content-native-scrollbarsCSS class from thebodyelement to thehtmlelement.The previous approach introduced performance overhead because it required checking whether the class was applied to the
body, while the relevant styles actually needed to target thehtmlelement and all of its children. Using the:has()selector for this purpose proved expensive on large DOMs.