Chart behaves weirdly on large dataset with large canvas width size

### Expected behavior

The chart should fully render all 744 columns perfectly with canvas width equals to 774*50 pixels.

### Current behavior

The chart stops rendering normally at column 656, and the remaining columns after that all have data concentrated to column 656. Actually, if you tweak it to `774*45` (via `cvs.width`), the graph will still behave like what I mentioned before (not the case for `774*44`, though).


# **UPDATE: Some how Chart.js version 2.9.4 didn't have such issue, but starting from 3.0.0, this issue arises and it seems that this hasn't been fixed till now**
Please change the `src` to `https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/Chart.js/2.9.4/Chart.js` in my provided CodePen link to see for yourselves.

### Reproducible sample

https://codepen.io/Dng-B-i-Tin/pen/GRzpPYo

### Optional extra steps/info to reproduce

Just keep scrolling to the right :>

### Possible solution

_No response_

### Context

## It's starts with the idea that I want to show the chart with enormous dataset (around 700-ish). Of course what I achieve is what supposed to be a "scatter-plot", and it can be hurtful to watch.

So I decided to increase the width of the canvas to widen the chart, and yes, I also limit the display length and enable overflow-x for it


Worked like a charm, until it's not.


### Decreasing the canvas width is the only way for me to keep the chart being stable, and that thing limits me to display charts with "wide-enough" column-width for gigantic dataset. Suppose 744 columns, each with 75 pixels-wide, the canvas width would be 74400 (not counting axes and labels), for the case of bar-charts, this will be aesthetically pleasing and clearer for analytics - you can see every column is being shown below. (Performance can be negligible)


...and yes, can't forget to capture this:


### chart.js version

v4.4.0

### Browser name and version

Google Chrome 118.0.5993.90

### Link to your project

My project can't be publicized, sorry. But mine uses Vue 3 with TypeScript, created via Vite packager