bug(virtual-scroll): scrollToIndex on viewport while inside cdkVirtualScrollingElement is wrong

### Is this a regression?

- [ ] Yes, this behavior used to work in the previous version

### The previous version in which this bug was not present was

_No response_

### Description

When scrolling by index using `scrollToIndex` on the viewport it doesn't take into account any content around the viewport when using `cdkVirtualScrollingElement`.
The logic calculates the offset only based on the `itemSize` without taking into account the viewport offset.

### Reproduction

StackBlitz link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/qmx1v9bc
Steps to reproduce:
1. In the `Regular` section clicking on the button `Scroll to item 50` correctly scrolls to item 50. This is a regular viewport without `cdkVirtualScrollingElement`.
2. In the `With cdkVirtualScrollingElement` section clicking on the button `Scroll to item 50 (not working)` it scrolls to item 48 instead of 50 as there is a 100px header above the viewport while it should scroll to item 50.
3. If the button `Scroll to item 50 (fixed)` is clicked the scrolling works as expected as I calculate the offset myself using `viewport.measureViewportOffset('top')` which is missing in `scrollToIndex`.

### Expected Behavior

It should scroll to the correct item when using `cdkVirtualScrollingElement`

### Actual Behavior

It scrolls without taking into account the viewport offset.

### Environment

- Angular: 21.2.6
- CDK/Material: 21.1.2
- Browser(s): Chrome 146
- Operating System (e.g. Windows, macOS, Ubuntu): Windows 11

Comienza con la implementación del viewport de desplazamiento virtual de CDK y el punto de entrada scrollToIndex; después, compara su comportamiento con measureViewportOffset('top') en la reproducción de StackBlitz proporcionada. Verifica el cambio con los casos regular viewport y cdkVirtualScrollingElement: al desplazarse hasta el elemento 50, debería seleccionarse el elemento 50 en ambas secciones, incluso con el desplazamiento del encabezado de 100px.

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