fix(web): double callback on initial click and drag

[ghost]

Description

Fixes #4180

How Has This Been Tested?

• Test A
• Test B

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In future entire scrub thing needs to be refactored allowing the users to decide when do they want to call onscrub after releasing button or while dragging, for performance purposes. For now we should just fix this one to begin with.

What i've been working with locally + deleted off screenshot changes related to detecting single clicks because they're also recognized as dragging...

[alextran1502]

Maybe the fix is to prevent double callbacks in the first place rather than introducing a local variable?

[ghost]

Maybe the fix is to prevent double callbacks in the first place rather than introducing a local variable?

i am not sure who wrote the code, that's the thing...

the issue is, we can obviously put a return there, but its all up to you, if you want i can, not sure what the coding style those guys were following

[danieldietzler]

What exactly are you trying to "fix" here? The original issue you linked has long been resolved, and I also don't see how your comments on that issue (they shouldn't be on that issue in the first place but oh well) relate to this PR either.
Can you like very explicitly provide reproduction steps and elaborate on what you'd expect to happen and what actually happens (and why that's an issue)?

[ghost]

cant be bothered bro