Update index.html for issue in cursor follower

[AaryaShrivaastava]

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Related Issue #474

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Description of Changes

This PR fixes an issue where the custom cursor follower element would misalign with the user's cursor when scrolling. The update adds the scroll offset to the coords.y position, ensuring that the cursor follower remains aligned with the mouse cursor even after scrolling.

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This fix modifies the mousemove event handler to account for the page's vertical scroll offset, preventing alignment issues between the custom cursor follower and the mouse position after scrolling. This solution minimally impacts the original code structure.

The issue that I was facing and that I have tried to fix in this PR :

Station.Saarthi.-.Google.Chrome.2024-11-12.18-40-31.mp4

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