Adjust track scroll offset

[0xskr33p]

Fix community track animation jump

Fix: Recalculated the offset from 1691px to 1487px to match the new total width of 6 images + gaps

w/o offset changes:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e875408c-f54c-4cfd-a669-c022e74185d7

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a visual glitch in the community track animation on the homepage. By precisely adjusting the x scroll offset, the animation now flows smoothly without any noticeable jumps, ensuring a polished user experience.

Highlights

• Animation Fix: Recalculated the x offset for the community track animation from 1691px to 1487px to correctly match the total width of the images and gaps, resolving an animation jump.

Changelog

• src/sites/tari-dot-com/pages/HomePage/sections/EcosystemSection/components/Community/Track.tsx
  • Updated the animation x offset value.

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[0xskr33p]

@metalaureate, @brianp, @shanimal08 hi! Take a look, please

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Code Review

This pull request adjusts a hardcoded scroll offset value to fix an animation jump. While the change likely fixes the visual issue, it continues the practice of using a 'magic number' for the offset. I've added a review comment with a suggestion to calculate this value dynamically, which would make the component more robust and easier to maintain in the future.

[0xskr33p]

/gemini review

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Code Review

This pull request effectively addresses an animation jump by replacing a hardcoded scroll offset with a dynamically calculated value. The introduction of constants for styling values in styles.ts is a good practice for maintainability. I have one suggestion in Track.tsx to improve the robustness of the viewport detection logic to prevent potential UI flicker on initial load.