README says noScroll becomes lowercase noscroll, but @solidjs/web types the anchor attribute as noScroll

Two sources disagree on the spelling of the scroll opt-out attribute on plain anchors (router next, f7602bf; core next, 344ed054):

• README.md line 419 lists noscroll in the attribute table, line 427 shows <a href={paths.docs} noscroll>Docs</a>, and line 915 in the migration section says <A href replace noScroll state> → <a href replace noscroll state> "(attributes, all lowercase)".
• packages/web/types/jsx.d.ts line 1131 in @solidjs/web declares the anchor attribute as noScroll?: BooleanAttribute | RemoveAttribute; (with link, state, replace, preload lowercase beside it).

Consequences today:

• <a href={...} noscroll> is a type error: Property 'noscroll' does not exist on type 'AnchorHTMLAttributes<HTMLAnchorElement>'. Did you mean 'noScroll'?
• <a href={...} noScroll> type-checks and also works at runtime, because setAttribute and the HTML parser lowercase the name and src/data/events.ts line 97 reads a.hasAttribute("noscroll").

So the README documents the spelling that does not compile. Either the README should say noScroll (matching the type, and the only spelling TypeScript users can write), or the type should be noscroll to match the README's "all lowercase" rule for the other attributes. The 2.0 docs have gone with noScroll for now since that is what type-checks.

Start by comparing the README.md references at lines 419, 427, and 915 with the anchor declaration in packages/web/types/jsx.d.ts around line 1131. Check src/data/events.ts around line 97 to confirm runtime handling, then resolve the documented spelling and update the relevant documentation or type reference so the README and TypeScript usage agree.