Fix Android touch input after session recovery

[zortos293]

Fixes the Android cursor/controller failure reported by <@700873802065641482> (mezo0077).

What changed

• Recover with a fresh cloud session immediately when CloudMatch no longer lists the disconnected session, instead of stopping with no input channels. The missing session is not stopped a second time, but its timer anchor is cleared before creating the replacement.
• Keep each finger's UI-versus-stream ownership fixed from pointer-down until pointer-up, so dragging across measured touch-controller bounds cannot make an active Finger Mouse pointer switch routes mid-gesture.
• Release held touch-mouse buttons and native-touch contacts before detaching the old stream client, preventing teardown/recreation from carrying an in-flight input state into the next session.
• Add regression coverage for empty-session recovery and stable pointer ownership.

Diagnostic evidence

The supplied build 84 log reaches healthy streaming with both input channels open, then records signaling EOF, reliable and partially reliable channels closing, ICE disconnecting, 503/404 reconnect attempts, and input drops while no channel exists. CloudMatch subsequently returns zero active sessions and recovery stops with The running session could not be found anymore. The older retained run shows mouse press/release events being consumed locally while neither channel exists. No log event shows a touch gesture causing the transport failure.

Verification

• ./gradlew testDebugUnitTest --tests com.opencloudgaming.opennow.NativeTouchTest --tests com.opencloudgaming.opennow.InputDiagnosticsTest --tests com.opencloudgaming.opennow.VirtualCursorTest --tests com.opencloudgaming.opennow.StreamResolutionTest
• ./gradlew assembleDebug
• ./gradlew lintDebug was also run; it reaches the repository's existing baseline of 40 unrelated errors, beginning at AndroidAppDataReset.kt:45 (Context#getDataDir requires API 24 while minSdk is 23). Changed files add no lint errors.

Visual proof

No screenshot is attached because this fix has no new or changed visual surface: it changes input ownership, teardown, and cloud-session recovery behavior behind the existing stream UI. Reproducing the affected experience requires a real NVIDIA/GFN account, an active cloud stream, and the reporter's intermittent signaling/session failure; this environment has no account credentials, so a screenshot could not honestly demonstrate the behavioral result.

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