feat(web): better locked-flick resetting behaviors 🐵#9991
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jahorton wants to merge 2 commits intochange/web/polish-passfrom
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feat(web): better locked-flick resetting behaviors 🐵#9991jahorton wants to merge 2 commits intochange/web/polish-passfrom
jahorton wants to merge 2 commits intochange/web/polish-passfrom
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Closing this PR; its changeset has been rebased and merged into #9957. |
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I won't claim this gets everything 100% perfect, but there have been a few oddities with "locked flick" direction resetting that I noticed, even after previous work. So, I put in the effort to have the actual gesture-engine state machine have far more knowledge about what flick types are supported, etc, in order to have more consistency in the handling and make the interactions generally cleaner.