Fix tap to click not suppressing all finger clicks - #675
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With the setting disabled, four paths in TouchpadView still injected a mouse button: the simTouchScreen delayed left press, the touchscreen one-finger down press, the two-finger-lift right click, and the two-finger-far-apart left press. Their releases already sat inside the tapToClickEnabled gate, so a press latched down and re-fired on each tap. Disabling the setting now also releases any button still held. Cursor movement, aiming and scrolling are unaffected, and behavior with the setting enabled is unchanged.
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With the setting disabled, four paths in TouchpadView still injected a mouse button: the simTouchScreen delayed left press, the touchscreen one-finger down press, the two-finger-lift right click, and the two-finger-far-apart left press. Their releases already sat inside the tapToClickEnabled gate, so a press latched down and re-fired on each tap.
Disabling the setting now also releases any button still held. Cursor movement, aiming and scrolling are unaffected, and behavior with the setting enabled is unchanged.