Fix ScrollToPosition.Center behavior in ScrollView on iOS and MacCatalyst #26825
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Issue Details
When scrolling a ScrollView using the ScrollToAsync method with the ScrollPosition.Center value, the item is incorrectly centered.
Root Cause
The scroll offset values allow items to scroll into a negative position, causing the item to be incorrectly centered.
Description of Change
We clamp the scroll offset values to ensure the item does not scroll into a negative position.
Issues Fixed
Fixes #26760
Validated the behaviour in the following platforms
Output Screenshot
BeforeFix-IOS.mp4
AfterFix-IOS.mp4