When performing an undo action (CMD+Z) on a change outside the current viewport, the page does not scroll to the location of the edit. This makes it difficult to understand what was undone and where the change occurred. Standard behavior in most applications is to automatically scroll to the location of the undone change for better context and usability.

## Expected Behavior:

After pressing CMD+Z, the page should scroll to the location of the edit that was undone, ensuring the user can see the affected area.

## Steps to Reproduce:

## Current Behavior:

The undo action is performed, but the viewport does not adjust, leaving the user unaware of where the change occurred.