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There is no practical sense in such an event. That's why you're unlikely to find it.
However, it is very easy to calculate it. Any normal slider has an onChange event or something that returns the slide number. Well, then, knowing the number of slides and the number of the current slide, it is very easy to understand when you have screwed it up to the end.
Add the class 'theLastSlide' to the last element in the list of slides and check for it when scrolling
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