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Breaking: with overscroll on, a touch pan past a limit moves the
children by Maul Tween's rubber band, iOS's c x d / (c x + d)
computed in double and rounded once, in place of Maul UI's own float
form. During such a drag the overscroll offset, and so the drawn
transform and the draw list's bytes, can change in the last bits: by
at most 2.4e-4 units, which no screen shows, and toward the exact
value near the limit, where the float form lost precision. Springing
back, flings and scrolling without overscroll are unchanged.
(#50)
Flings and the spring back from overscroll come from Maul Tween's
decay and spring. On every input measured they give the same bits as
before; elsewhere a value can rarely differ by one float step.
(#49)