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2026-06-14	ext-stage-dock: C++-driven interruptible slide animation	Adam Malczewski
	RmlUi only starts a transition on a class/definition change, never on the inline data-style-transform the dock uses for slide, so keyboard/minimize/restore open-close had stopped animating (snapped). Own the animation in C++ instead: a pure SlideAnimator that every path flows through -- keyboard/minimize/restore play it, a touch drag scrubs it (pause + set position from the finger), and release resumes easing from the current position to the snap target. Duration + easing are read from the #panel RCSS 'transition' via transition_timing(), so they stay hot-reloadable and any named RmlUi tween works. Drives slide per frame via request_frames; the surface now hides when the close animation completes (replaces the old transitionend path). Body=drag-handle / panel=transform split preserved.
2026-06-14	ext-stage-dock: interactive touch edge-swipe to open/close the dock	Adam Malczewski
	Drag from the left edge to open, or drag the open dock back to close; finger-following with a 50%-or-fling snap on release. New gesture::Controller pure core converges both input paths onto one RevealRecognizer: OPEN via the kernel touch bus (dock hidden at down), CLOSE via UiSurface::bind_drag (the visible dock captures the touch). Slide is value-driven (data-style-transform) and eased only when not dragging. Two real-seat fixes found via per-frame logging: - Flicker: RmlUi projects a drag event's coords into the DRAGGED element's transformed frame. We had drag:drag on the same <body> we translate by slide, so the reported x fed back into slide and ping-ponged every frame. Fix: body is a stationary drag handle; an inner .panel carries the transform. - Direction: drag_start now seeds the recognizer from the dock's current fraction (1 + slide/width) instead of a hardcoded value, so a drag opens or closes correctly from any state.