Replace uniform mouse jitter with Gaussian-distributed delays

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Summary

• Replaces rand.Intn(5) - 2 (uniform ±2ms) mouse movement jitter with Gaussian-distributed delays
• Affects both doMoveMouseSmooth and doDragMouseSmooth code paths
• No change to average movement duration — only per-step variance increases

Problem

The uniform ±2ms jitter on smooth mouse movement delays produces near-constant inter-event timing (~40ms ± 2ms). Real human mouse movement has substantially more timing variance — humans accelerate, decelerate, and have natural motor noise that creates variable intervals between input events.

Measured inter-event intervals from current implementation:

[40.1, 40, 39, 40.2, 40.2, 40, 40.1, 39, 39.2, 40.1]

This is unnaturally uniform. Real human mouse input shows much wider spread.

Fix

New gaussianDelay(meanMs, minMs) function using Box-Muller transform:

• Mean = same as before (preserves total movement duration on average)
• Stddev = 40% of mean (e.g., 10ms mean → 4ms stddev → delays range ~3-30ms)
• Floor = 3ms (prevents zero/negative delays)
• Ceiling = 3x mean (prevents rare extreme outliers from stalling movement)

This produces inter-event timing that follows a bell curve instead of a flat line, matching real human motor noise characteristics.

Test plan

• TestGaussianDelay — validates mean (within 15%), variance (>5), floor (≥3ms), ceiling (≤3x mean)
• TestGaussianDelay_VarianceMuchHigherThanUniform — confirms >3x the old uniform variance
• All existing tests pass

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Note

Medium Risk
Changes core input timing behavior for MoveMouse/DragMouse, which could alter perceived speed/smoothness or impact consumers that assume consistent step delays. Logic is bounded/clamped and covered by new statistical unit tests, limiting risk.

Overview
Smooth mouse movement timing is now more human-like. The uniform ±2ms per-step jitter used during smooth MoveMouse and smooth DragMouse has been replaced with gaussianDelay() (Box–Muller), clamped to a floor and 3× mean, to introduce realistic inter-event variance.

Default step delay was increased from 10ms to 20ms for both API-side point calculation and mousetrajectory.GenerateMultiSegmentTrajectory, affecting how many trajectory points are generated when duration_ms is provided.

Adds unit tests validating gaussianDelay() mean/variance bounds and demonstrating higher variance vs the previous uniform jitter (including a Welford velocity-variance simulation).

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