Fix scrollback reset position in tsm_screen_sb_reset()#26
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sb_pos_num represents the number of scrollback lines above the currently visible screen.
When the terminal displays the latest output (normal mode), all scrollback lines are above the visible screen, therefore sb_pos_num == sb_count (the total number of lines in the scrollback buffer).
However, tsm_screen_sb_reset() currently sets sb_pos_num to 0 when leaving scrollback mode.
Instead, it appears that sb_pos_num should be restored to sb_count to correctly reflect normal mode.
This has been tested using tsm_screen_sb_get_line_count() and tsm_screen_sb_get_line_pos() in the scrollbar implementation done for DFBTerm