### Godot version

0ddd9c3e8f9088fa139e25b2903289d727073e12

### System information

arch linux, google pixel 6

### Issue description

I've found that Android builds of projects are crashing when a touch release event occurs. This issue is only present when the `emulate_mouse_from_touch` setting is set to `false` in the project's settings, and a control node is present in the scene.

Expected result:

The touch release event should be registered without any crashes.

Actual result:

The android build crashes when a touch release event occurs.

### Steps to reproduce

- Create a new project
- Set `emulate_mouse_from_touch` setting to `false`
- Add a button to the main scene
- Build the project for android
- Run the project on android device
- Touch and release on the screen

### Minimal reproduction project

[android-touch-release-crash.zip](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/10432336/android-touch-release-crash.zip)

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	}
	Ref<InputEventGesture> gesture_event = p_event;
	if (gesture_event.is_valid()) {
		gui.key_event_accepted = false;
		_gui_cancel_tooltip();
		Size2 pos = gesture_event->get_position();
		Control *over = gui_find_control(pos);
		if (over) {
			bool stopped = false;
			if (over->can_process()) {
				gesture_event = gesture_event->xformed_by(Transform2D()); 
				pos = over->get_global_transform_with_canvas().affine_inverse().xform(pos);
				gesture_event->set_position(pos);
				stopped = _gui_call_input(over, gesture_event);
			}
			if (stopped) {
				set_input_as_handled();
			}
			return;
		}
	}
	Ref<InputEventScreenDrag> drag_event = p_event;
	if (drag_event.is_valid()) {
		const int drag_event_index = drag_event->get_index();
		ObjectID control_id = gui.touch_focus[drag_event_index];
		Control *over = control_id.is_valid() ? Object::cast_to<Control>(ObjectDB::get_instance(control_id)) : nullptr;
		if (!over) {
			over = gui_find_control(drag_event->get_position());
		}