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frameworks_base/core/java/android/view
Qasid Ahmad Sadiq 002e3cf73a Populate scrollX and scrollY on AccessibilityEvents.
This wasn't happening for RecyclerView, and that resulted in lost focus after scroll animations.
This is cause Talkback relies on changes in getScrollX/Y to determine if it should do anything about a TYPE_VIEW_SCROLLED AccessibilityEvent.
This squashes a big subset of "losted focus" bugs.
This is most painfully felt when you fling a RecyclerView and in ViewPager page transition, both resulting in slightly longer animations.
Also, change the default value of m[Max]Scroll[x/y] to reflect the above.

Change-Id: Ibe66260fbfc61c98ca88e1b2d9552ed116e44c15
Fix: 125385883
Test: CTSAccessibility*, Tried a few RecyclerViews on device, and ViewPager2 sample app.
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