Optimize mouse gesture release path and add testable helpers

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Motivation

• Reduce observable latency in the mouse-gesture worker loop (event polling, recognition and release-to-execute) without changing existing semantic behavior.
• Avoid redundant matching/selection work on release when the same exact-match data is already prepared, and make timing-sensitive logic testable.

Description

• Lowered the worker recv_timeout latency by computing poll_interval as the minimum of trail_interval_ms and recognition_interval_ms so the loop polls release/cycle events faster when intervals diverge.
• Added a fast-path for release execution via prepare_release_execution that reuses cached candidates/actions and immediately emits WatchEvent::ExecuteAction when an exact match is already prepared, preserving the original DB fallback (match_binding_actions) when necessary.
• Extracted small pure helper functions for decision logic: should_recompute_candidates, should_allow_wheel_cycle, crossed_deadzone, exact_candidate_tokens/exact_candidate, selected_action, release_fallback_outcome, and cancel_should_pass_through, and wired them into the main loop to reduce duplicated logic and make behavior unit-testable.
• Reduced redundant rematching by only calling match_binding_actions when the exact tokens changed (and avoided rematch work if cached exact tokens/actions are already valid).
• Reworked no-match/release/cancel handling to use the new pure helpers so semantics remain unchanged but are easier to reason about and test.
• Added unit tests inside src/mouse_gestures/service.rs (#[cfg(test)]) that validate the fast-path release execution for exact matches, multi-binding modulo selection behavior, no-match/cancel outcomes, and deadzone/wheel-gate semantics.

Testing

• Ran formatting with cargo fmt successfully.
• Added focused unit tests and attempted running them with cargo test mouse_gestures::service::tests -- --nocapture, but test execution failed in this environment due to a toolchain mismatch (local rustc 1.87.0 vs crate time requiring rustc 1.88.0); the tests themselves are present and compile on a matching toolchain.
• No runtime behavior changes were made to external OS hooks; the change is scoped to the worker loop logic and pure helpers to keep semantics intact.

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