fix: BROS-125: Allow bitmask eraser to erase single pixels #7792
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This is a fix for bitmask eraser tool that unlocks per-pixel erase. Previously it would jump between two closest points. Now it's precisely targeting each pixel when the brush is set to 1px.
It also improves cursor visuals slightly when working with 1-2px brushes.