docs: correct the long-press comment's pinch-zoom claim
The slop check cancels a normal-speed pinch, not every pinch. Verified live: a deliberately slow one that stays inside 15px for the full 500ms does open the panel. Accepted — an absolute per-finger drift threshold cannot separate that from two fingers resting, which is the gesture being detected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// A pinch-zoom is two fingers held down, so the slop check is what keeps it
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// from opening the panel mid-gesture.
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// A pinch-zoom is two fingers held down, so the slop check is what keeps a
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// normal-speed one from opening the panel mid-gesture. Verified 2026-07-28:
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// a pinch that reaches 240px in ~240ms cancels well before the timer. A
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// deliberately slow pinch that stays inside the slop for the full 500ms
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// does open the panel — accepted, since an absolute per-finger drift
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// threshold cannot tell that apart from two fingers resting, which is the
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// gesture this is for.
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document.addEventListener(
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"touchmove",
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(e) => {
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