Repeated Single Taps on "Destroy" / "Place" Buttons Occasionally Switch to Long-Press Mode

​Due to the probabilistic nature of this bug and its reliance on high-frequency PvP interactions, reproduction is not guaranteed on every attempt. However, the issue becomes noticeable under the following conditions:

1. Use the "Crosshair with Joystick" control scheme.

2. Maintain a sustained CPS (clicks per second) of approximately 12–14 on either the "Destroy" or "Place" button.

3. While clicking, simultaneously slide your finger across the screen (e.g., adjusting aim or turning the camera).

4. Repeat the above sequence multiple times; the stuck input state typically manifests after several attempts.

Observed Result:

After a sequence of rapid single taps, the button input intermittently becomes "stuck" as if it were being held down continuously, rather than registering as discrete single clicks. This persisted long-press state disrupts the intended rhythm of repeated taps and is particularly noticeable during PvP combat in the latest Bedrock Edition.

Expected Result:

Each single tap on the "Destroy" or "Place" button should register as an individual, momentary input, regardless of clicking speed or concurrent screen swiping. The button should never transition into an unintended long-press (held) state under normal rapid-tap behavior.