feat: infinite canvas with pan, zoom & dot-grid background#19
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Description
Adds Canva/Figma-style infinite canvas navigation to the editor. The artboard is now positioned freely in the viewport and can be panned and zoomed using mouse/trackpad gestures.
Updates
Pan & scroll
Zoom
Ctrl/Cmd + scroll wheel zooms toward the cursor position
Trackpad pinch-to-zoom is supported
Raw delta is clamped to ±25 before converting to a zoom factor, so mouse wheel ticks give ~20% per step while trackpad pinch gives fine-grained fractional zoom
Max zoom raised from 100% to 500%
Slider zoom and fit-to-view both re-center the artboard by computing matching pan values
Dot-grid background
Testing