Solve a problem with the new sdk on iOS 11 that causes an extra space…

[josepbordesjove]

… in the bottom due to automatic content inset adjustment.

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PR Summary

Apple added in the sdk for iOS 11 a new property in ScrollViews that causes automatic inset adjustment by default (https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2017/204/). This PR pretends to disable this property to avoid an extra space in the inverted tableView.

Related Issues

Fixes #630

[dzenbot]

What about automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets. Didn’t fix it on iOS11?

[josepbordesjove]

@dzenbot No... the problem here is because of a new property apple add to scrollViews, and it only affects iOS 11.

[kushak]

Update tag -> 1.9.6 pls

[josepbordesjove]

@kushak Today I'll update the tag!

[cornr]

Setting the insetAdjustmentBehavior to never works and solves the issue.
But I would rather put the code into the TableView setup method:
- (UITableView *)tableViewWithStyle:(UITableViewStyle)style

[josepbordesjove]

@kushak I added the tag 1.9.6 and @cornr I changed the place where the insets were adjusted, thank you.

[cornr]

Remove this code because it duplicates the code in the tableView initialization.

[josepbordesjove]

@cornr Sorry, I forgot about it... Solved!

[cornr]

Solves the problem.

[dzenbot]

Let's merge this in. Thank you @josepbordesjove!

[yarodevuci]

Where do we put that??