Now that scrollbars are resolved via a different method this isn't ne…

…eded. it is better to match the browser rounding behavior to avoid off by 1 bugs

packages/core/src/internal/scrolling-data-grid/infinite-scroller.tsx

@@ -106,22 +106,6 @@ function useTouchUpDelayed(delay: number): boolean {
     return hasTouches;
 }
 
-// This function is still mildly incorrect. If the scrollbar is a non integrer size it will be off by up to 0.5px.
-function getExactDimensionsExcludingScrollbar(element: HTMLElement) {
-    // Get the precise total dimensions including the scrollbar
-    const rect = element.getBoundingClientRect();
-
-    // Calculate the width and height of the scrollbar
-    const scrollbarWidth = element.offsetWidth - element.clientWidth;
-    const scrollbarHeight = element.offsetHeight - element.clientHeight;
-
-    // Calculate the dimensions excluding the scrollbar
-    return {
-        width: rect.width - scrollbarWidth,
-        height: rect.height - scrollbarHeight,
-    };
-}
-
 export const InfiniteScroller: React.FC<Props> = p => {
     const {
         children,
@@ -207,10 +191,8 @@ export const InfiniteScroller: React.FC<Props> = p => {
         lastScrollPosition.current.scrollLeft = scrollLeft;
         lastScrollPosition.current.scrollTop = scrollTop;
 
-        // el.clientWidth returns a rounded result, we want a floor'd result so as to not overrun the scroll area.
-        const dimensions = getExactDimensionsExcludingScrollbar(el);
-        const cWidth = Math.floor(dimensions.width);
-        const cHeight = Math.floor(dimensions.height);
+        const cWidth = el.clientWidth;
+        const cHeight = el.clientHeight;
 
         const newY = scrollTop;
         const delta = lastScrollY.current - newY;