fix(bounds): support optional maxBounds for stricter position constraints #541
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…ints Allows users to define max bounds for pan/zoom behavior. This improves control over movement limits when the default limitToBounds is not sufficient. Previously, min and max positions for X and Y were not used to constrain the image bounds.
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This PR fix support for optional maxBounds in the pan/zoom calculation logic, allowing users to define stricter movement constraints beyond the existing limitToBounds behavior.
Why This Change
Previously, limitToBounds only used internally calculated bounds and ignored explicitly defined minPositionX, minPositionY, maxPositionX, and maxPositionY. This limited the developer's control over how far the content could pan or zoom.