Flick gestures: release the hotkey to trigger the hovered slice - #69
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Hold the activation hotkey, glide over a slice, and release to run it in one motion. Registration now uses MOD_NOREPEAT so holding the keys no longer re-toggles the menu closed, and the menu window watches for the key-up of any hotkey component to fire the hovered slice through the existing SliceClicked pipeline. A quick tap falls back to click mode since the cursor starts over the center hub. Controlled by a new "Release hotkey to trigger" setting, on by default. Closes #55
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Closes #55
Hold the activation hotkey, glide over a slice, and release to run it in one motion — like Blender-style pie menu flicks. A quick tap naturally falls back to the existing click mode:
MOD_NOREPEAT, so holding the keys no longer fires repeatWM_HOTKEYmessages that would toggle the menu closed.PreviewKeyUp— no polling or low-level hook needed.SliceClickedpipeline, so error notifications and "keep menu open" behave identically to a click.