Fix :active state persistence when flex order changes during mousedown#59117
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Signed-off-by: SharanRP <[email protected]>
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When a flex item's order property changes due to :active CSS, the element moves to a new position. Servo was incorrectly clearing the :active state on every mousemove when the hit test found a different element under the cursor, causing the element to flicker instead of staying active until release.
The fix tracks which element was activated on mousedown and only clears the :active state on mouseup, matching the behavior of Firefox and Chrome.
Fixes: #43862
Reviewed in servo/servo#43953