Add “movecancelled” event to Map

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It’s really difficult to figure out at the application level when a map move initiated with fitBounds(), flyTo(), etc. has been cancelled by a click on the map. Currently the click event is fired after the moveend event, which complicates things even further because it can’t be guessed if the map is moving (isMoving() returns false inside the click event). So to filter out that click from, let’s say, selecting a symbol, a lot of logic needs to be implemented.

It would be good to have an event fired when a click that cancels an animated map move is performed.

Start by tracing the map movement paths named in the issue, including fitBounds() and flyTo(), alongside click, moveend, and isMoving() handling. Determine where an animated move is cancelled by a map click and identify the existing event tests or event entry points. Done means the new movecancelled event reliably identifies that cancellation without changing unrelated click or moveend behavior.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.