Fix session lock cursor event #8824
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Inspired by swaywm#8343 cursor_rebase_all calls node_at_coords, and node_at_coords only returns the lock surface after the surface has been committed(not mapped). Also add the missing cursor_rebase_all in handle_unlock.
Before this commit, if the cursor is at screen center, and the lock is swaylock, the cursor would be at swaylock's subsurface(the indicator). Since it's not the lock surface, `handle_rebase` would refuse to rebase the cursor to there. Thereby the cursor enter event won't be sent to swaylock. This commit fix the issue.
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Inspired by #8343
Fixes #8342
cursor_rebase_allcallsnode_at_coords, andnode_at_coordsonlyreturns the lock surface after the surface has been committed(not mapped).
Also add the missing
cursor_rebase_allin handle_unlock.