#13727 - sketch - stroke - swiping over stroke skyle selects it - #81
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Fixed action sheet returning the wrong item on touch and selecting while scrolling
ListBox selects on PointerReleased for touch and pen, not on press, so the
handler ran before the selection updated and GetResult() returned the
previously selected item.
scroll it accepted whatever item the finger happened to land on.
to SelectedItem before AcceptPrimary(), instead of trusting ListBox.SelectedItem.
IPlatformSettings.GetTapSize, or when a gesture recognizer steals the pointer
(PointerCaptureLost). Both are needed: ScrollGestureRecognizer only tracks
touch/pen, so mouse click-drags rely solely on the tap-slop check, and it bails
out at the scroll boundaries, so overscroll drags never trigger a capture loss
either. Conversely a normal touch scroll starts at half the tap size, so it
cancels via capture loss before the slop check would fire.
InputElement_OnKeyUp handlers - neither was wired up in the axaml. Enter and
Escape are still handled by InputElement_OnKeyDown.