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When a group's transform was scaled down, that scale would not apply to grabbing the handles of sub-items, so the "handle radius" would incorrectly be miscalculated (the handle radius calculation for the sub-item would be scaled down by the parent's scaling, making it too small to grab). Instead of calculating relative to the current parent, this fixes the issue by operating in screen space at all times.
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