[Gabriel Dufresne (GabrielDuf)]

SettingsCard invoked the click from its PointerPressed handler, so a touch screen fired it the instant the finger landed: the press synthesizes a left button down before the user has moved far enough for Avalonia's ScrollGestureRecognizer to claim the gesture. The page scrolled and the card under the initial touch navigated away at the same time, which is what made the Settings and Package Manager Preferences pages unusable with touch. The card marking the press handled does not suppress the scroll, because the recognizers run as handledEventsToo class handlers.

Follow the protocol Avalonia's own Button uses. The press only records that the card saw it; the release invokes the click, gated on the initial button being the left one and on the release point still hitting the card; and PointerCaptureLost clears the pending press. That last handler is what cancels the navigation: when the scroll starts, ScrollGestureRecognizer captures the pointer, which routes through Pointer.CaptureGestureRecognizer to Capture(null) and raises PointerCaptureLost on every ancestor of the implicitly captured element, the card included. The touch end is then delivered to the recognizer rather than to the card.

Keyboard activation through Enter and Space is unchanged.

Fixes #5475

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Copilot review overview

🟢 Approval recommended

The implementation follows Avalonia button semantics and addresses the touch-scrolling conflict without changing keyboard activation.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: None

What changed in this PR

Moves clickable SettingsCard activation from pointer press to release, preventing touch-scroll gestures from triggering navigation.

Changes:

• Tracks valid left-button presses.
• Activates only when released over the card.
• Cancels pending activation when pointer capture is lost.

File	Description
src/​UniGetUI.Avalonia/​Views/​Controls/​Settings/​SettingsCard.cs	Implements release-based pointer activation and scroll cancellation.

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