Fix panel resizing affecting the wrong panel - #3721
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Dragging a panel divider in the sidebar can resize a completely different panel. In the OptiFine Entity layout with CEM Template Loader, dragging the divider below the Textures panel resizes the UV panel at the top instead.
When the panel being dragged is growable, it resizes the last fixed height panel in the sidebar rather than the one next to the handle. It also drags that panel the wrong way when it is not the bottom panel, because the direction comes from where that panel sits rather than from where the handle is.
This targets the panel next to the handle instead. Where the boundary cannot move at all, the drag now does nothing rather than resizing something else.
Fixes #3455