To avoid interference with snapping results when creating features using a mouse/stylus, do not reset coordinate cursor when rubber band is frozen #5808
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This PR fixes #5661 . Long story short, when we digitize a new geometry using a mouse or stylus and we hit confirm, we would often lose snapped feature information as the coordinate cursor would reset to the screen center prior to the feature form having calculated its default value. By resetting onto the middle of the screen, any snapped feature context would be lost.
It isn't really a problem when people uses fingers to interface with the interface since the cursor always stays in the middle of the screen.