simplify logic for the fix "Improve responsiveness of the floating text format toolbar buttons" #4431
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So, #4298 fixed the problem where button clicks in the floating toolbar did not react if the mouse was moving.
I actually came up with a different solution, where it simply checks if the mouse is over the floating toolbar element.
It's less code and does not require a mouseDownListener - thus I think it might improve readability + performance.
Do let me know what you think, or if the previous solution is better!
ALSO: I'm currently not home and only have my laptop trackpad to test - no mouse! Please test this out with a mouse to make sure this PR does not reduce the responsiveness compared to the previous solution!