Save scroll position of object group and layer properties panels#8809
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The properties panel already persisted its scroll position for instances, objects and scene properties. The object group panel had the hook wired but with a null id (making it a no-op), and the layer panel did not use it at all. Use the group/layer name as the persisted id, like it's done for scenes, with a placeholder for the base layer whose name is empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JQfRzTq2R1piqvD7HZ3f8B
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The properties panel already persisted its scroll position for instances, objects and scene properties. The object group panel had the hook wired but with a null id (making it a no-op), and the layer panel did not use it at all. Use the group/layer name as the persisted id, like it's done for scenes, with a placeholder for the base layer whose name is empty.