message: docs(inertia): fix resume delta notes
diff: @@ -35,12 +35,19 @@ Options
  - **`allowResume`** is a `boolean` value which indicates whether the user
  should be allowed to resume an action while it is in the inertia phase.
  + - **`smoothEndDuration`** is the duration (milliseconds) of the interpolated
  + movement from the actual end coords to the modified coords with `endOnly`.
  + Set the value to `0` to disable end transitions with `endOnly` snap/restrict.
  +
  - **`zeroResumeDelta`** is a `boolean` which can allow the jump when resuming
  from inertia to be ignored in the next move event's `dx`/`dy`. This should be
  set to `true` (default) when resizing with inertia or dragging or panning
  elements around. For things like drawing on a canvas it should generally be
  changed to `false`.
  - - **`smoothEndDuration`** is the duration (milliseconds) of the interpolated
  - movement from the actual end coords to the modified coords with `endOnly`.
  - Set the value to `0` to disable end transitions with `endOnly` snap/restrict.
  +When inertia is resumed, the difference between the start and resume coordinates
  +relative to the target's top left corner, isn't reflected in the next
  +`{action}move` events. Instead, an `{action}resume` event is fired when the
  +pointer goes back down during inertia before regular "{action}move" events are
  +fired again. The event can simply be ignored to get the same result as a false
  +zeroResumeDelta setting.
  