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bug: datetime, scrolling two columns at once causes scroll position to be reset
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### Ionic Framework Version
- [ ] v4.x
- [ ] v5.x
- [X] v6.x
- [ ] Nightly
### Current Behavior
I think the video shows the issue pretty well. While its not broken, I feel like the UX isn't ideal.
### Video showcasing the blipping, or visual feedback is like "Whoa what just happened there"
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https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7741481/184932558-fe840d75-329e-4ff0-84d0-2dcf4e927a46.mov
### Expected Behavior
No visual blipping
### Steps to Reproduce
Unless there are some undocumented requirements for `IonDatetime`, the setup in my use case is just using it within an `IonApp`. No `IonContent`, `IonPage`, whatever.
Repro is simply to render the `IonDatetime` component, and then attempt to move wheels at the same time. Basically, don't wait for one wheel to stop before trying to move another.
### Code Reproduction URL
_No response_
### Ionic Info
Ionic: 6.2.2
Safari: 15.5
iPhone: 8
mode: `ios`
### Additional Information
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