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Introduces a touchLongPressed state on the dock container’s touch handler to distinguish between simple taps and long-presses, ensuring the right-click menu is not auto-hidden when a long-press-initiated menu is followed by a touch release, and properly resets this state on cancellation.

Sequence diagram for touch long-press handling on dock

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant TouchHandler
    participant DockContainer
    participant MenuHelper
    participant DockMenuLoader

    User->>TouchHandler: onLongPressed
    TouchHandler->>DockContainer: touchLongPressed = true
    TouchHandler->>MenuHelper: closeCurrent()
    TouchHandler->>DockMenuLoader: active = true
    TouchHandler->>DockContainer: requestShowDockMenu()

    User->>TouchHandler: onTapped
    TouchHandler->>DockContainer: check touchLongPressed
    alt [touchLongPressed == true]
        TouchHandler->>DockContainer: touchLongPressed = false
        TouchHandler-->>MenuHelper: skip closeCurrent()
    else [touchLongPressed == false]
        TouchHandler->>MenuHelper: closeCurrent()
        TouchHandler->>DockMenuLoader: active = true
        TouchHandler->>DockContainer: requestShowDockMenu()
    end

    User->>TouchHandler: onCanceled
    TouchHandler->>DockContainer: touchLongPressed = false

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