🐛 Bug: FAQ accordion scroll overshoots and hides question under the top navbar

Describe the bug

The accordion should expand and scroll just enough to keep the content visible without clipping the top of the container under the header. The scrolling feature itself is actually super helpful for items near the bottom of the screen so the answer doesn't expand out of view so we definitely want to keep it but we just need to fix the target offset. This can be done by simply moving the ID from the inner answer block up to the outer wrapper block of the accordion item so the calculation perfectly aligns the top of the whole card below the header and I actually have this exact fix ready and am happy to open a PR if this sounds good to the team.

Steps To Reproduce

1.Navigate to /overview/faq
2.Scroll down slightly to a question like "What is JSON Schema?"
3.Click the question text to expand it
4.Watch the page force a scroll that overshoots and hides the top edge of the container behind the top navbar

Expected Behavior

The accordion should expand and scroll just enough to keep the content visible without hiding the question you just clicked. I originally thought about just removing the scroll entirely but after testing it out I realized the scrolling is actually super helpful for items near the bottom of the screen so the answer doesn't expand out of view so we definitely want to keep the feature. We really just need to fix the target offset which can be done by simply moving the ID from the inner answer block up to the outer wrapper block of the accordion item so the calculation perfectly aligns the top of the whole card below the header and I actually have this exact fix ready and am happy to open a PR if this approach sounds good to the team.

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Device Information [optional]

- OS: macOS
- Browser: chrome
- version: 152.0.7977.64

Are you working on this issue?

Yes

Do you think this work might require an [Architectural Decision Record (ADR)]? (significant or noteworthy)

No