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If you're using the mouse to change pencil marks, you have to right-click to pencil-highlight a square, then press a number or letter key to add or remove a highlight. That causes the highlight to vanish again. So adding or removing multiple pencil marks requires a right-click + keypress per mark. Chris's Android port reversed that decision, making the pencil highlight persist so that you could 'click' just once and then press multiple pencil keys. That makes it easier to add lots of highlights, but harder to just remove a single one (click + press + click to remove the highlight), unless you don't mind keeping the highlight around afterwards cluttering up your view. In other words, this is just the sort of thing users might reasonably disagree on. So now we have an organised preferences system, we can let them disagree, and each configure it whichever way they like! This only affects mouse-based play. The keyboard cursor has _always_ worked this way, because it doesn't disappear at all; its behaviour is unchanged, and independent of the new preference.
This subdirectory contains puzzle implementations which are half-written, fundamentally flawed, or in other ways unready to be shipped as part of the polished Puzzles collection. The CMake build system will _build_ all of the source in this directory (to ensure it hasn't become unbuildable), but they won't be included in all-in-one puzzle binaries or installed by 'make install' targets. If you want to temporarily change that, you can reconfigure your build by defining the CMake variable PUZZLES_ENABLE_UNFINISHED. For example, cmake . -DPUZZLES_ENABLE_UNFINISHED="group;slide" will build as if both Group and Slide were fully official puzzles.