chore(deps-dev): bump react-window from 1.8.11 to 2.2.5

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Bumps react-window from 1.8.11 to 2.2.5.

Release notes

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2.2.5

• Use defaultHeight/defaultWidth prop to server render initial set of rows/cells
• Adjust TypeScript return type for rowComponent/cellComponent to work around a ReactNode vs ReactElement mismatch caused by #875

2.2.4

• Update README docs

2.2.3

• Update TS Doc comments for List and Grid imperative methods to specify when a method throws.
• Throw a RangeError (instead of a regular Error) if an invalid index is passed to one of the imperative scroll-to methods.

2.2.2

The return type of List and Grid components is explicitly annotated as ReactElement. The return type of rowComponent and cellComponent changed from ReactNode to ReactElement. This was done to fix TypeScript warnings for React versions 18.0 - 18.2. (See issue #875)

2.2.1

• Fix possible scroll-jump scenario with useDynamicRowHeight

2.2.0

• Support for dynamic row heights via new useDynamicRowHeight hook.

const rowHeight = useDynamicRowHeight({
  defaultRowHeight: 50
});
return <List rowHeight={rowHeight} {...rest} />;

• Smaller NPM bundle; (docs are no longer included as part of the bundle due to the added size)

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Documentation at: https://react-window-9gegorjnr-brian-vaughns-projects.vercel.app/

2.1.2

Prevent ResizeObserver API from being called at all if an explicit List height (or Grid width and height) is provided.

Thanks to @​tnajdek for the PR!

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Documentation at: https://react-window-8cygyvomv-brian-vaughns-projects.vercel.app/

2.1.1

Grids with only one row no longer incorrectly set cell height to 100%.

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Documentation at: https://react-window-8cygyvomv-brian-vaughns-projects.vercel.app/

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Changelog

Sourced from react-window's changelog.

2.2.5

• Use defaultHeight/defaultWidth prop to server render initial set of rows/cells
• Adjust TypeScript return type for rowComponent/cellComponent to work around a ReactNode vs ReactElement mismatch caused by #875

2.2.4

• Update README docs

2.2.3

• Update TS Doc comments for List and Grid imperative methods to specify when a method throws.
• Throw a RangeError (instead of a regular Error) if an invalid index is passed to one of the imperative scroll-to methods.

2.2.2

The return type of List and Grid components is explicitly annotated as ReactElement. The return type of rowComponent and cellComponent changed from ReactNode to ReactElement. This was done to fix TypeScript warnings for React versions 18.0 - 18.2. (See issue #875)

2.2.1

• Fix possible scroll-jump scenario with useDynamicRowHeight

2.2.0

• Support for dynamic row heights via new useDynamicRowHeight hook.

const rowHeight = useDynamicRowHeight({
  defaultRowHeight: 50
});
return <List rowHeight={rowHeight} {...rest} />;

• Smaller NPM bundle; (docs are no longer included as part of the bundle due to the added size)

2.1.2

Prevent ResizeObserver API from being called at all if an explicit List height (or Grid width and height) is provided.

2.1.1

Grids with only one row no longer incorrectly set cell height to 100%.

2.1.0

Improved ARIA support:

• Add better default ARIA attributes for outer HTMLDivElement
• Add optional ariaAttributes prop to row and cell renderers to simplify better ARIA attributes for user-rendered cells

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Commits

• dff578f 2.2.4 -> 2.2.5
• b26f7da 2.2.5 (#896)
• cdd381e Update package homepage
• 48958ba 2.2.3 -> 2.2.4
• 19610cb Update react-lib-tools dep
• b076727 Tweak FAQ text
• b7b3b24 Add FAQ section to docs
• 5b7cfef Replace og.svg with og.png
• a9e8022 Update react-lib-tools dep
• e5d0ca0 Update react-lib-tools dep
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