Make mouse::Button::Other take u16 instead of u8 #1797
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On wayland keys correspond to <input-event-codes.h>, and they are past the limit of u8, causing the back and forward buttons to be 20 and 19 which definitely isn't right (they should all be around 0x110..=0x117).
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On wayland keys correspond to <input-event-codes.h>, and they are past the limit of u8, causing the
back and forward buttons to be 20 and 19 which definitely isn't right (they should all be around 0x110..=0x117).
This is a breaking change but will probably only affect apps on wayland relying on these wrong codes,
I also have a winit pr that will also necessitate a breaking change to this enum,
maybe this should wait so both of these should be done at the same time.