The four *_long_press_event_source timers are Manager-scoped but armed
by start_long_press() with the specific Button that started the press as
their userdata. button_free() unrefs only the Button's own io and check
event sources, never these timers. If the input device backing the
Button is unplugged while a long press is in progress,
manager_process_button_device()'s REMOVE branch calls button_free() and
the still-armed timer fires up to LONG_PRESS_DURATION (5s) later,
dereferencing the freed Button as userdata (b->manager, b->seat).
Cancel each long-press timer the Button owns (matched by userdata) in
button_free().
Also unref all four sources in manager_free() instead of just the reboot
one, for symmetry at daemon teardown.
Follow-up for 952b26c75d
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