Basic Example: Capture cursor input and log received events #22
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I believe that including a transparent rectangle to capture the cursor input by default will help people just getting started with Scenic. It was a tripping point for me and it has been for others as well (https://elixirforum.com/t/scenic-not-receiving-click-events/18939)