M3: a two-page spread's display time waits for both pages; the parity row says what full screen does

Review (CodeRabbit): in two-page view the /Dur timer started once the
current page had rendered, so the spread could turn while its other page
still showed Rendering…; it now waits for every page on screen. The
ui-parity row says full screen shows a fitted page or spread and that
background clicks and keys turn pages while clicks on page objects don't.
The doc comment of presentation_click_state is back on its function.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pq7HyCfwzyRXj4VfQAVVdv
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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ No dump of Acrobat's menu tree has been diffed against the registry yet (gap 24)
| Document tabs | yes | yes, with unsaved marker | shipped |
| Multiple windows, drag a tab out | yes | no | planned |
| Split window, spreadsheet split | yes | no | planned |
| Read mode, full screen | yes | yes; full screen is one fitted page at a time on black, click/keys turn pages (#1459), a right-click or Shift+Enter goes back, page transitions and display times play (#379), a still pointer hides | shipped; loop after the last page and the full-screen preferences planned |
| Read mode, full screen | yes | yes; full screen is one fitted page or spread at a time on black, and background clicks and keys turn pages while clicks on links, comments, fields and other page objects do not (#1459), a right-click or Shift+Enter goes back, page transitions and display times play (#379), a still pointer hides | shipped; loop after the last page and the full-screen preferences planned |
| Light, dark, system theme | yes | yes | shipped |
| Side panels: thumbnails, bookmarks, attachments, layers, comments, fields, signatures | yes | yes; panels keep their width (#704); the Pages inspector has a 50–150% thumbnail size slider and buttons (#3808) | shipped |
| Destinations, articles, model tree, Tags, Order, Content panels | yes | no | planned |