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Camera movement at a screen edge previously started at full speed and fixed interface surfaces could block intended edge scrolling.
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Coordination
No matching open issue was found. Issue #6 covers broader mouse and interface behavior and is not closed by this focused camera correction.
Verification
The user confirmed the corrected behavior around the fixed interface, and the reconstructed stack through #53 completed a clean Windows x64 Release build.