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GestureRecognizer vs. InteractionManager (Holographic Academy 211.2)

In Holographic Academy 211, chapter 2, we learn how to rotate a hologram based on a navigation gesture. The code uses both the InteractionManager's SourcePressed/SourceReleased events (mainly to get the focused object) and the GestureRecognizer's NavigationStarted/NavigationCompleted etc. events.

It's not clear to me what purpose the InteractionManager's events have here; they seem redundant. Why not just use the events in the GestureRecognizer? I can imagine a context where you might want to react to a "press" but not interpret it as a navigation gesture, I guess, but that doesn't seem to be going on in this exercise. Am I missing something?

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