[BUG] Single click on icons activates drag instead of action when panel locked

[Fair-de-Ragon]

Description
When clicking on an icon in any panel (top or bottom) or in the app launcher menu, a drag‑and‑drop animation triggers even though the panel is locked. As a result, the first click is not registered, forcing me to double‑tap to open anything. This often causes two application windows to open at once.

Environment
Laptop: Asus Vivobook M6500XV

OS: Windows 11 25H2

Input: Touchpad, built‑in laptop display (only one monitor)

Resources:
https://seelen.io/ru/resources/lUk7cpDpRfWjy1BZ69kDMw/dock-wave-animation
https://seelen.io/ru/resources/FUn-RWc0SLes6Ci8NAf-Gw/SmoothDockV2

Steps to Reproduce
Hover the cursor over a clickable element (panel icon, app in launcher).

Perform a single left‑click.

Expected Behavior
The action associated with the element (open app, switch window, etc.) executes immediately on the first click.

Actual Behavior
A drag‑and‑drop animation occurs, the click is consumed, and nothing opens. A second click is required, which often opens two instances of the app.

Logs:
logs.zip

[RC014]

I can totally reproduce this bug; it happens on my laptop too

The issue is most likely caused by how touchpads work physically compared to a mouse:

• Using a mouse works perfectly. It registers a click as an actual click, not a drag
• Using a touchpad it's hard to click without generating tiny micro-movements. The system picks these up and interprets the action as a drag instead of a click

The native Windows taskbar handles this fine, likely because it has a built-in tolerance (or deadzone) for these micro-movements. It seems Seelen's taskbar lacks this protection, causing the click to fail