Fix OrganizationChart connector layout for large child counts#8454
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Fix OrganizationChart connector layout for large child counts#8454melloware merged 5 commits intoprimefaces:masterfrom
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Fixes an issue where OrganizationChart connector lines break when a node has a
large number of children.
The issue occurs because all children are rendered in a single row, causing the
CSS-based connector layout to break at large widths.
This change chunks children into multiple rows, keeping row widths manageable
while preserving the existing connector rendering logic.
Fixes #7488 (OrganizationChart: if it has a large children number the lines are not connected properly)