Custom c++ item used in qml has doubled setCursor area x and y

When using a custom item defined in c++ that has setAcceptHoverEvents and setCursor statements to change the mouse when hovered over, the actual area that will change the mouse cursor takes any x or y difference from the window's top left twice.

Ex: If the item has a total x and y of 100 from the window's top left, the area that will trigger the mouse cursor to change when hovered will only start at a x and y of 200 from the window's top left.

It does not matter if the x and y declarations are in the parent or directly in the item, they give the same result.

Attached is a sample project showing the issue, note that when mousing over only the bottom right quadrant of the blue rectangle will trigger a mouse cursor change when hovered.