Still looks weird with the exiting animation (as if the brush transition takes place after the opacity transition)... not sure why

FINALLY... it's 3:30am and I got this figured out. I have no idea how I ended up with this black magic that you see before you, but it works pretty well. Please let me know if I've committed any unforgivable sins in these changes :)

On a more serious note, I think the scroll animation looks way better than it did before, but it still feels slightly jittery. And I don't like how I had to rely on a "LastOffset" property for this to work properly, but it's the best that I could come up with seeing that "ScrollViewer.Offset" is already changed to the target scroll value when this code is being run.

It now stays in sync with scroll offset changes outside of mouse wheel.
The animation target is now updated instead of recreating animation causing slight jitter.

Reusing views will allow scrollbar position to be remembered.

Added link to GitHub showing contributions made in the last year.

FileSystemWatcher can cause this race-condition with a manual insert. So the manual insert was removed.

Co-authored-by: dartasen <[email protected]>

XAML Styler plugin auto formatted on save but there's a bug here where it formats selector syntax too...