Fix/ab#85861 infinite scrolling not triggered when elements take less space than height

[NathanHGit]

Description

I created a function to fetch more data if the cards height takes up less space than the container height when using infinite scrolling.

I noticed a bug related padding when scrolling to the bottom of the container. This was caused by the max-height property. I moved it, as it is only used by the preview in the settings.

Additionally, I noticed an issue with resource loading when using infinite scrolling which I fixed by sending the query result along with the binding.

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How Has This Been Tested?

I created a dashboard with the grid type option set to fit. I created a summary cards widget based on data with hundred of lines, that uses infinite scrolling. I styled the cards to have a minimum height so that at least 25 cards don't take up the full space. I checked if more cards were loaded (until the scrollbar appeared).

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