Fix AE2 GUI stuck-drag triggered by QueryInterface hotkey#31
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QueryInterface (Shift+LMB) was cancelling GUI mouse release events. This could leave AE2 GUIs in a stuck dragging state, making scrollbars move on hover. Process QueryInterface on mouse press only, so mouse release always reaches AE2 (prevents stuck dragging).
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Problem: QueryInterface (Shift+LMB) was cancelling GUI mouse release events. This could leave AE2 GUIs in a stuck dragging state, causing scrollbars to move just by hovering after a Shift+click.
Fix: Handle QueryInterface only on mouse press (ignore release events) so mouse-up always reaches AE2 and the GUI drag state resets normally.
Result: QueryInterface behavior is unchanged, but it no longer breaks normal terminal interactions or causes “sticky” scrollbar dragging.