fix: use mousemove to focus suggestion #619
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Fixes #329
Replaces
onMouseEnterwithonMouseMoveto prevent focusing mentions underneath the cursor, unless it was moved. This solves an issue where the wrong mention would be selected regardless of the query, if the cursor was above the overlay area.While typing in the input and placing the cursor above the overlay area, should focus the matched mention. Moving the mouse over mentions should focus the mention underneath the cursor.
An edge-case that isn't always reproducible is that the previously focused mention will be focused when clearing the input, thus hiding the overlay, and typing again to show the overlay.