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Fix placement when a grid drag ends outside the preview - #59
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Drawing a selection and releasing beyond the preview used to cancel placement. Release now commits the selection at the nearest grid edge, using the final pointer position even when fast movement coalesces mouse-move events. Ctrl-click, Alt-swap cancellation, capture-loss cancellation and preset-editor behavior are preserved.
Adds focused WPF regression coverage and updates the usage/validation notes. Independent critic review found no concrete defects.
Validation: Release build with warnings as errors passed; core (12,474 assertions), selection-release (12,687), and native grid-placement (12,521) passed. The full native suite stops at a recursive-grid timeout assertion, also reproduced on unchanged main 0a4b0df. No hardware mouse-input injection was used; actual outside mouse-up routing and mixed-monitor dragging remain manual checks.