Thanks for the debugging output. Everything seems to be working as intended in those examples (although I admittedly did a horrible job of documenting how things are supposed to work). Instant Gestures trigger the moment the button is pressed. This is primarily for mice that have lots of buttons and allows to either bind an action to the button or several actions to the combination of the trigger button and any other button. I use it to enable scrolling using the side switch on the wacom pen. Click-and-hold gestures trigger when the user clicks and then holds the button for a certain duration without moving the mouse. This is the only possible gesture in this case. The warning message in this case is bogus. The normal behavior is to have the radio buttons set to "Timeout" -- I have no clue why I chose such a misleading term for this though.
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