Media pager: a fast flick on the phone flies past several posts and lands snapped on one. A swipe went one post, however hard it was flung (Adam, 2026-10-16: "can we make images coast on the phone too when I swipe?"). Now a flick of FLY_V (3 px/ms) or more flies as many posts as the fling would have coasted — its speed times FLY_TAU (500 ms), in screens, up to six — in a glide, the pictures passing, to land square on the last (pagerFlyTo, the flight factored out of the wheel's pagerFly, paced a little slower per screen for a finger); only the landing is arrived at. A gentler swipe is the one post it was. A fling that would go past the end lands on the last post (or the first), and a swipe from there wraps by one post as before (a fling's whole count no longer picks the wrap target); a finger put down mid-flight catches it where it is. tools/pager-swipe-fly-test.js (a 320px swipe over 130ms is one post; a 420px flick in 72ms is three; the counter agrees; near the end it lands on the last and the next flick wraps to the first; a finger catches a flight) — the quick flick is dispatched inside the page, since the browser's touch simulation takes a round trip per move; pager-tap-slop and profile-pager tests pass.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J1Kon8bxJoHRpJdSzshCkp

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