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Generate WebGL double-click events in the platform backend - #53
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Browser list activation relied on double-click timing inside Orion controls. Moving activation to the platform event leaves WebGL without double-click notifications.
Generate button-down followed by a single double-click event for mouse clicks and touch taps, with time, button, and position checks. Reset after a pair so a third press does not activate again. Use the owned message queue on current main.
Validation: the actual click-generation helper passes C smoke checks for event ordering, triple clicks, timeouts, pointer movement, and button changes. The full native platform test suite passes. CI builds the full WebGL backend.