Raise pointer events on captured element #18420
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What does the pull request do?
Alternative to #15357 - please read that PR for a better understanding of the underlying issue.
As noticed in #15357 (comment), completely ignoring the capture leads to some unexpected behavior, such as any control reacting to the mouse moving over, even if they aren't really clickable.
This PR changes the logic to better match UWP: pointer events are now raised for the captured element.
Note that contrary to UWP and Win32,
PointerMovedis still only raised when the pointer is directly over the captured element.We should consider changing that in another PR if needed.
An existing unit test has been updated.
Fixed issues