Fix: in the fullscreen video dash doc could be called - #344
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Fixes for #211 , #142 .
Struts, the invisible rectangle covering the dock's area, was registered with trackFullscreen: false. Since addChrome defaults to affectsInputRegion: true, this invisible rectangle stays in the Shell's input region during fullscreen. On top of that, re-asserted struts.visible = !dock._hidden on every animation frame — and when autohide is off, _hidden is never true.
As result: an invisible click-swallowing barrier sits over the bottom of the fullscreen video, exactly where YouTube's play/pause controls and seek bar are.
Dwell, the 2-pixel reactive strip at the screen edge used to summon the dock also trackFullscreen: false, so even in fullscreen the bottommost pixels of the screen belong to the extension, not the browser. Hovering there fires the dock's enter/motion handlers, and clicks at the very edge never reach the video.
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