[6.x] More elegantly mask horizontal overflow for sets - #14753
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Description of the Problem
This is really a tiny indulgent "UI polish" PR, rather than a "problem to be solved".
#14746 added an overflow mask for longer set header names, which works well.
However, the scroll bar was also "masked" at the end, which is a bit like pulling back the curtain to see the Wizard of Oz pulling levers.
What this PR Does
Before
The scrollbar is also clipped by the mask
After
The mask is still in place, but doesn't affect the scrollbar
How to Reproduce