feat: Infinite scroll (#2876)

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Author: harshilp24

website/docs/reference/widgets/table/README.md

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+#### Infinite scroll `boolean`
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+<dd>
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+When enabled, this property allows the Table widget to dynamically load more records as users scroll, creating an intuitive browsing experience for large datasets.
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+This property becomes available only when **Server-side pagination** is enabled. Make sure both the **onPageChange** and **onPageSizeChange** events are configured to fetch the correct data based on the current scroll position.
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+*How It Works*:
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+- Infinite scroll dynamically updates the Table’s pagination properties and triggers data loads as users interact with the widget:
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+- The **onPageChange** event is triggered to run the linked query or API with the new `pageNo`.
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+- The number of records fetched per scroll is determined by `Table.pageSize`.
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+- A loading indicator appears at the bottom while new records are being fetched.
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+The following Table features are automatically disabled when infinite scroll is enabled to ensure consistent server-driven data behavior:
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+- Client-side search
+- Client-side filtering and sorting
+- Inline editing
+- Adding new rows
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+</dd>
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 #### onPageChange
 
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