iOS stuck when quick scrolling with loop enabled

The issue is only for iOS, Android works fine.
I was able to reproduce it both on real device and in simulator.

I have Swiper with four slides and loop option set to true. When I swipe to one direction very fast, pretty soon the whole slider is stuck and I am no longer able to swipe to that same direction. I can swipe in the opposite direction though, if I do it once (swipe back one slide), then it "unstucks" and I can swipe in the original direction again.
From my research it stops on the last slide if I quickly swipe to the left, or on the first slide if I quickly swipe to the right.

The problem is that onMomentumScrollEnd is only fired when the animation ends, but when I swipe quickly (I start new swipe action in the middle of previous animation) animation never ends and callback never fires. It leads to the situation when offset keep growing, a queue of looped slides is never updated and I am able to get to the "end" of the slides even though it is a looped mode. I guess that's why it only stops on the first or the last slide.

Maybe it is possible to somehow update the state mid-air without waiting for animation to end and without actually interrupting active animation with any visible lags?

Reproduce the rapid same-direction swipe on iOS in both a simulator and a real device, using four slides with loop enabled. Start by tracing the onMomentumScrollEnd callback and the looped-slide update behavior; done means quick repeated swipes do not leave the slider stuck at the first or last slide.