*Steps to reproduce:*
# Open the attached project "MinMaxSlider.zip".
# Open the "MyCustomEditor" window (Window > MyCustomEditor).
# Click on an empty space on the right side of the slider (see attached screen recording for reference).

*Actual results:* Both min and max values are changed, with the max value jumping and following the cursor.

*Expected results:* The min value stays the same and the max value is changed to the position clicked.

*Reproducible with versions:*
6000.0.4f1
2022.3.29f1
2021.3.38f1

*Tested on (OS):* MacOS (M1) 14.4.1

*Notes:*
* This may be a design issue. But the decision to make the MinMaxSlider follow this behavior leads to a buggy experience, which is exacerbated in the audio random container window (see attached screen recording to understand the issue).
* Originally found when testing the audio random container, which uses the MinMaxSlider for randomization. The custom clamping of min ≤ 0 and max ≥ 0 shows how this behavior can be problematic and degrades the user experience. Also note that this explains the difference between the attached repro project and the screen recording.
* This also applies to game UI using MinMaxSliders.
* The behavior of a similar react web component aligns with the expected results of this ticket.
* More details in [this Slack discussion|https://unity.slack.com/archives/C3414V4UV/p1715947777193309?thread_ts=1713530235.611289&cid=C3414V4UV].

*Original repro with the audio random container*
# Create and open an empty project.
# Create an audio random container asset (Assets > Create > Audio > Audio Random Container).
# Click on the volume randomizer toggle to enable randomization.
# Click on a space on the left side of the volume randomization slider.
# Click on a space on the right side of the volume randomization slider.
# Repeat steps 4-5 several times.

*Actual results:* Both min and max values are changed.

*Expected results:* The min value stays the same and the max value is changed to the position clicked.