The polyfill functions in `@paprika/helpers` should be in a separated package as a peer dependency

# Bug Report

E.g `elementScroll.js` is the polyfill for `Element.scroll(), Element.scrollTo(), Element.scrollBy()`, but it's very common that a consuming app has paprika components in different ages, most of them will have different versions of `@paprika/helpers` package, which means we'll have multiple versions of `elementScroll.js` .

However, each polyfill is an IIFE, the later executed `elementScroll.js` will override the previous one. `Element.scroll(), Element.scrollTo(), Element.scrollBy()` will keep changing until everything loaded and executed. It will be very hard to debug when needed.

## Expected behavior

Polyfills should be peer dependencies, or maybe because IE 11 will be unsupported soon, we can remove them?

## Current behavior

Multiple versions of polyfills in consuming apps.

## Screenshots / Gifs / Codepens
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## Additional context

cc @AndreyChernykh

Start with elementScroll.js in @paprika/helpers and its package metadata to verify current polyfill packaging. Inspect package.json for @paprika packages that consume @paprika/helpers to see where polyfill code is pulled in and whether it can be moved to a peer dependency or removed. No tests are named; validate by loading a consumer app with multiple package versions and confirming later IIFEs no longer override earlier polyfill behavior. Done when one consistent polyfill implementation is in use across versions.

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