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fix(ios): preserve top position through initial loading - #2611
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Weibo detail could jump away from the top when comments or reposts finished loading because repeated initial-loading updates saved the placeholder-era tabs as a reload bookmark. Discover could also hide newly loaded user sections when an accessory measurement left an item bookmark that had actually been captured at the top.
Only capture reload bookmarks when entering loading from a non-loading snapshot. Record whether a layout bookmark originated at the top and carry that information into geometry changes, allowing late top sections to stay visible while preserving genuinely scrolled bookmarks through temporary offset clamping.
Validation on iPhone 17 Pro / iOS 26.5: