Use Bevy's built-in scrolling #88
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This needs to be rebased after #89 is merged. Also, |
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This isn't really any simpler, but it does feel less slightly less janky. |
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Bevy 0.15 includes built-in support for UI scrolling.
This means that our own scrolling code, which was based on manipulating the absolute position of the content of the clipping container, can be simplified.
The separate clipping container still seems to be required, unfortunately.