Fix ListView.ScrollTo to Align SelectedItem with Center or End on Windows #26922
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Issue Details
The ListView.ScrollTo method fails to correctly scroll the selected item to the center or end of the ListView on the Windows platform. Instead, the scroll position always remains at the start and does not align the SelectedItem with the center or end of the list when using animation.
Root Cause
The scroll position is not calculated correctly based on the ScrollToPosition (center or end) when using animation.
Description of Change
The scroll position is now calculated based on the ScrollToPosition (center or end) with animation.
Validated the behaviour in the following platforms
Issues Fixed
Fixes #26857
Output Screenshot
BeforeFixListview.mp4
AfterFixListView.mp4