Off-screen <Command /> mount can scroll the window unexpectedly

Describe the bug

Mounting cmdk's <Command /> off-screen can trigger Element.scrollIntoView() internally and unexpectedly scroll the page window to that off-screen location.

In our case, this happened even though no hash navigation was used and no explicit app-level scroll logic ran.

Reproduction steps

1. Render a long page.
2. Place <Command> in a section far below the fold.
3. Navigate to that page from another route while currently at scrollY = 0.
4. Observe that the page jumps down automatically near the <Command> section.

Expected behavior

The page should stay at top (or keep router/browser restoration behavior), and Command internals should not force-window-scroll when mounted off-screen.

Actual behavior

Window scroll jumps down on mount.

Runtime evidence

When instrumenting Element.prototype.scrollIntoView, the call stack points to cmdk internals:

• Element.scrollIntoView
• ne (.../cmdk.js:160:152)
• .../cmdk.js:451:28

Environment

• cmdk: 1.1.1
• React: 19.2.6
• Browser: Chromium (via Cursor embedded browser)
• Router: TanStack Router

Workaround

Delaying/lazy-mounting the off-screen <Command> section avoids the jump, which further suggests the mount-time scrollIntoView path is the trigger.