Emit Android joystick axes as device motion events#4618
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Summary
DeviceEvent::Motion { axis, value }event for device-specific analog axesMotionEventsamples before the touch pathThis lets Android gamepad sticks, D-pad hats and analog triggers reach applications without being dropped as touch input. The Android backend reports the raw Android axis IDs so applications can map controller layouts themselves.
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git diff --checkCARGO_TARGET_DIR=/Volumes/RustBuilds/vibe-scrap-squad/target/winit-fork-master CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 cargo check -p winit --target aarch64-linux-android --features android-native-activityNote:
cargo fmt --checkrequires this repository's nightly rustfmt configuration. This machine only has stable installed, and stable rustfmt reports unrelated repository-wide formatting diffs when reading the upstream config.