Run a trailing hover check for the last suppressed pointer position

A move inside the 120 ms hover throttle window was dropped, so a pointer
that stopped right after a pick kept a stale cursor (pointer over empty
space, or default over a mission) until the next move. Keep a copy of the
last suppressed position (Cesium reuses the movement object) and run one
trailing check when the window ends. The check rechecks hover eligibility
and is cancelled by reset, disable, camera motion, and destroy.

Tests cover a stopped pointer in both directions without another event,
the copied position, one timer at a time, cancellation, and the
eligibility recheck.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

docs/CURRENT-STATE.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ broader suffix variants. Follow-ups retain boundary provenance, and cancelled
 lookups preserve the previous analyst cohort and boundary source. Navigation
 search keeps a successful geocode, with no search or view-based region recovery.
 
-Mission hover picking is limited to one drill-pick per 120 ms and suppressed during camera movement, hidden tabs, disabled layers, and pointer-owned tools. Motion, hiding, disable, and destroy clear the cursor. Click selection keeps its full overlap-aware drill-pick behavior.
+Mission hover picking is limited to one drill-pick per 120 ms and suppressed during camera movement, hidden tabs, disabled layers, and pointer-owned tools. A move inside the 120 ms window keeps a copy of its position and runs one trailing check when the window ends, so a pointer that stops is still resolved; the trailing check rechecks eligibility and is cancelled by reset, disable, camera motion, and destroy. Motion, hiding, disable, and destroy clear the cursor. Click selection keeps its full overlap-aware drill-pick behavior.
 
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