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Problem\nPackage consumers can scroll some charts today, but they still need to drop to raw Swift Charts for true zoomable navigation. This is especially painful for analytics and time-series exploration where detailed inspection requires panning and zooming over the visible domain.\n\n## Proposed slice\n- extend the existing scrollable/interactive wrapper family instead of creating a separate chart family\n- add true zoom + pan behavior for indexed and time-series charts\n- expose gesture-driven interaction plus public binding/state control\n- optimize the first version for a single chart at a time\n- keep the public state shape future-ready for shared multi-chart synchronization\n\n## Acceptance criteria\n- public navigation/window state exists for indexed and time-series charts\n- shared coordination logic clamps and updates zoom/pan state predictably\n- existing scrollable wrappers can adopt the new zoom/navigation API without regressing scroll behavior\n- focused tests cover state transitions, wrapper configuration, and binding behavior\n- README and changelog document the new interaction surface\n\n## Out of scope\n- new parallel zoom-specific wrapper families\n- full multi-chart synchronization\n- brush/minimap/navigator panes\n- unrelated interaction or maintainability refactors
Problem\nPackage consumers can scroll some charts today, but they still need to drop to raw Swift Charts for true zoomable navigation. This is especially painful for analytics and time-series exploration where detailed inspection requires panning and zooming over the visible domain.\n\n## Proposed slice\n- extend the existing scrollable/interactive wrapper family instead of creating a separate chart family\n- add true zoom + pan behavior for indexed and time-series charts\n- expose gesture-driven interaction plus public binding/state control\n- optimize the first version for a single chart at a time\n- keep the public state shape future-ready for shared multi-chart synchronization\n\n## Acceptance criteria\n- public navigation/window state exists for indexed and time-series charts\n- shared coordination logic clamps and updates zoom/pan state predictably\n- existing scrollable wrappers can adopt the new zoom/navigation API without regressing scroll behavior\n- focused tests cover state transitions, wrapper configuration, and binding behavior\n- README and changelog document the new interaction surface\n\n## Out of scope\n- new parallel zoom-specific wrapper families\n- full multi-chart synchronization\n- brush/minimap/navigator panes\n- unrelated interaction or maintainability refactors