Error when Filtering High Impact News in Masonry Layout

**Describe the bug**
First, thank you for this amazing package. It perfectly meets my requirements.

I am creating a news feed application where news items are displayed in cards. I am using the Masonry layout to handle the different card sizes, as some cards include images while others do not.

The Masonry layout is working well overall, but I have encountered an issue when implementing a filter functionality. The filter allows users to sort news based on their impact levels: high, medium, and low. Currently, there are 3 high-impact news items, and more than 60 items for both medium and low impact.

When switching to display only high-impact news, I encounter the following error:

` const filterByImpactHigh = filteredData?.filter((item) => item?.impact === 'High');
const filterByImpactMedium = filteredData?.filter((item) => item?.impact === 'Medium');
const filterByImpactLow = filteredData?.filter((item) => item?.impact=== 'Low');

const dataToDisplay =
tab === '0'
? filteredData
: tab === '1'
? filterByImpactHigh
: tab === '2'
? filterByImpactMedium
: filterByImpactLow;

`

`
{dataToDisplay?.length > 0 &&
{

return (
<>
{data && }


);
}}
/>
}
`

**Actual Behavior**
An error occurs when switching to the high-impact filter, preventing the news items from being displayed correctly. while switching to others work fine as long as the there is large set of data

**To Reproduce**
1. Implement a Masonry layout for news cards.
2. Add a filter functionality to sort news by impact levels (high, medium, low).
3. Populate the feed with 3 high-impact news items and over 60 medium and low impact news items.
4. Switch to the high-impact filter.

**Expected behavior**
The Masonry layout should correctly display the 3 high-impact news items without any errors.

**Screenshots**

- OS: [macOS]
- Browser [ chrome,]

Start by reproducing the reported filter transition with the Masonry component, using the provided data sizes and render callback. Inspect the filtering and rendered items around the high-impact case, then confirm that switching to three high-impact items displays them without an error while the other filters continue to work.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.