Ivan Molodetskikh 203f6cc508 timeline: Use fractional vertical scroll amount in calculation
Before this commit, vertical scroll was always discrete. At least on
Wayland, this caused extremely fast scrolling on touchpads (that send
lots of small axis events) and on mice with high-resolution wheels (that
also send lots of small axis events). After this commit, all of this
scrolling works correctly, at a speed matching regular wheels.
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