fix: handle pointercancel in tabbar highlight to prevent stale touch state #4381
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Summary
Fixes #4380
The
pointercancelevent listener was already registered ondocumentininitTabbarHighlight, but thef7ToolbarOnPointerhandler had no case fore.type === 'pointercancel'. This causeddata.touchedto remaintrueafter the pointer sequence was cancelled by the system (e.g., when the app is backgrounded on iOS/Android or a browser tab loses focus).On resume, the next
pointerupanywhere ondocumentwould triggerunsetHighlightOnTouch(), which calculates the closest tab from the touch coordinates and calls.click()— switching tabs unintentionally.Changes
Added a
pointercancelhandler that:data.touchedanddata.movedtofalsedata.setTransformtab-link-highlight-pressedCSS classdata.activeIndex) without triggering any clickThis mirrors the cleanup logic of
pointerupbut intentionally skipsunsetHighlightOnTouch()to avoid triggering a tab change.Test Plan
ToolbarPaneMade with Cursor