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remote-desktop: Document NotifyPointerAxis() more explicit

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Currently, the documentation for NotifyPointerAxis() just mentions that
a smooth scroll event is emitted.
However, this is not entirely correct. For each NotifyPointerAxis(),
mutter emits an emulated discrete scrolling event based on the
submitted accumulated smooth scrolling deltas.
Additionally, it doesn't mention how the motion deltas need to be
interpreted.

So, document the NotifyPointerAxis() notification better by mentioning
the emulation of discrete scroll events, how these discrete scroll
events are calculated and how the motion deltas need to be interpreted.

Part-of: <https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/1727>
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<!-- <!--
NotifyPointerAxis: NotifyPointerAxis:
A smooth pointer axis event notification A smooth pointer axis event notification. Relative motion deltas are to be
interpreted as pixel movement of a standardized mouse.
Additionally to the smooth pointer axis event notification, an emulated
discrete pointer axis event notification is emitted based on the submitted
accumulated smooth scrolling steps.
The base for these emulated discrete pointer axis event is the discrete step
with the value 10.0.
This means that for a delta dx (or dy) with the value 10.0 one emulated
discrete scrolling event is emitted.
For a high resolution smooth pointer axis event, a smaller value is submitted
for each scrolling step.
This means: For a double resolution mouse wheel one emulated discrete event
is emitted for 2 smooth pointer axis events with each having the value 5.0.
Possible @flags: Possible @flags:
1: finish - scroll motion was finished (e.g. fingers lifted) 1: finish - scroll motion was finished (e.g. fingers lifted)