Reset focus when scrolling to top of page?

[silouanwright]

So because the page is scrolling to the top (and emulating a new page render), would it make sense to reset the focus to the top of the page?

The kicker here is that I could attempt to do this myself, but here's some sample code:

const history = withScroll(createHistory(), (prevLocation, location) => {
    // scroll to top when visiting a new page
    // except for month section on the calendar page
    const prevPath = prevLocation ? prevLocation.pathname : null;
    const path = location.pathname;
    return !prevPath
    || !(prevPath.includes('/random-page/') && path.includes('/random-page/'))
        ? [0, 0] : false;
});

Basically this is just the scroll logic, but in some instances we don't want to scroll to the top. So it would make sense for this piece of functionality to be bundled with withScroll as some sort of boolean we would pass. Thoughts?

(side note: I am using this version, and I'll eventually want to use the react specific version of this package, but this is what I'm using now)

[taion]

Seems reasonable. Care to send a PR?