[Fix] filter dropdown panels stacking by removing default Popover forceMount - Staging PR#741
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[Fix] filter dropdown panels stacking by removing default Popover forceMount
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forceMount={true}fromPopoverContentinsrc/components/ui/popover.tsx.position: static, which caused multi-select filter dropdown panels to stack in the page flow instead of floating over content./primitives/filter), where multiple closed dropdowns added hundreds of pixels of ghost content and made the page appear to scroll with stacked filter menus.A previous ARIA-related change set
forceMount={true}by default on bothPopoverPrimitive.PortalandPopoverPrimitive.Content. When closed, Radix did not apply floating positioning, so those panels remained visible in document flow.