The delegate item of ListView is not pressed if the boundsBehavior is to set Flickable.StopAtBounds

The delegate item of ListView is not pressed if the boundsBehavior is to set Flickable.StopAtBounds.
 

• Test Codes

  import QtQuick 2.15
  import QtQuick.Controls 2.15
  
  Rectangle {
      id: root
      objectName: "ListViewExample"
      width: 1920 - 400
      height: 720 - 107 - 64
  
      ListView {
          id: exam0
          width: 512 - 84
          height: 720 - 94 - 90
          anchors.left: parent.left
          anchors.leftMargin: 10
          anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter
          clip: false
          model: modelTab
  //
  // set boundsBehavior to Flickable.StopAtBounds!!!!!!
  //
          boundsBehavior: Flickable.StopAtBounds
  
          delegate: Component {
              Button {
                  height: 96
                  width: 428
                  text: name
                  font.pixelSize: 28
  
                  Rectangle {
                      id: buttonArea
                      anchors.fill: parent
                      border.color: "#41cd52"
                      color: "transparent"
                  }
  
                  onPressed: {
                      console.log(text + " is pressed")
                  }
  
                  onReleased: {
                      console.log(text + " is onReleased")
                  }
  
                  onClicked: {
                      console.log(text + " is clicked")
                  }
              }
          }
      }
  
      ListModel {
          id: modelTab
  
          ListElement {
              name: "AAAAAAAAAAAA"
              enable: true
          }
          ListElement {
              name: "BBBBBBBBBBBB"
              enable: true
          }
          ListElement {
              name: "CCCCCCCCCCCC"
              enable: true
          }
          ListElement {
              name: "DDDDDDDDDDDD"
              enable: true
          }
          ListElement {
              name: "EEEEEEEEEEEE"
              enable: true
          }
          ListElement {
              name: "FFFFFFFFFFFF"
              enable: true
          }
          ListElement {
              name: "GGGGGGGGGGGG"
              enable: true
          }
          ListElement {
              name: "HHHHHHHHHHHH"
              enable: true
          }
      }
  }
  

• Steps to reproduce this issue (It's easy to reproduce by using a touch screen)
  1. Select the first delegate item of the ListView
  2. Flick the ListView
  3. Select any delegate item quickly
     • Repeatedly touches the ListView's delegate item, but it is not pressed. (Bug!!!) IMG_1236.mov <----

Please refer to my analysis it if you need it.

1. Why is the touch not working?
   The event is filtered in QQuickFlickable::filterMouseEvent, so the touch doesn't seem to work.
   https://code.woboq.org/qt5/qtdeclarative/src/quick/items/qquickflickable.cpp.html#2422
2. Why is it filtered?
   stealThisEvent(d->stealMouse) is sometimes set to true when entering the filterMouseEvent function.
   https://code.woboq.org/qt5/qtdeclarative/src/quick/items/qquickflickable.cpp.html#2391
3. Who sets stealMouse to true?
   It seems to be setting stealMouse to true by guessing that the ListView is bouncing(flicking).
   https://code.woboq.org/qt5/qtdeclarative/src/quick/items/qquickflickable.cpp.html#1043

There is no problem after movementEnding function is called. This is because the vData value is initialized.
However, The problem occurs before the movementEnding function is called.

I couldn't come up with solutions, so I just wrote down the issue and analyzed it in my own way.