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If a view has clicking set on it and it receives a pointer up event, it should be "on" the view if either the transformed event is in the view or if the untransformed event is in the view
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If a view has clicking set on it and it receives a pointer up event, it should be "on" the view if either the transformed event is in the view or if the untransformed event is in the view
We should probably go through and have methods for getting the view's rect/size from layout and have methods for getting the view visual rect/size after transforms. Naming these and having it be consistent and removing the methods that return taffy layout types would probably make things easier