Implement passive listeners in jQuery to improve scrolling performance

The workaround patch needed a reroll for 9.5.x. New workaround patch attached.

Thank you for the patch – seems to work for me!

#6 patch doesn't work with Drupal10

In the patch #6 @paulmckibben added the next code, so you can investigate it and try to add it to the new version of Drupal core:

jQuery.event.special.touchstart={setup:function(e,t,n){this.addEventListener("touchstart",n,{passive:!t.includes("noPreventDefault")})}},jQuery.event.special.touchmove={setup:function(e,t,n){this.addEventListener("touchmove",n,{passive:!t.includes("noPreventDefault")})}};

Rerolled #6 against the 10.1.x branch. This is merely a workaround.

#11 don't work with Drupal 10.2 :(

This can be achieved by adding a fix/shim file next to jQuery without patching the jQuery itself

PS. Attaching a static patch for Composer patching purposes

Believe some kind of test coverage should be added if possible.

patch #15 applied, but today I don't feel difference.
Google page speed points after patching not changed.