Allow selecting and moving multiple corner points in Perspective Warp

Currently, Photoshop's Perspective Warp tool only allows users to move individual corner points independently. While Shift-clicking an edge constrains it to a horizontal or vertical alignment, there is no way to select two adjacent corner points and move them together freely while preserving their existing orientation.

This is a surprisingly limiting restriction for such a fundamental transformation tool.

Suggested improvement:

• Allow users to select multiple corner points using Shift-click and move them simultaneously.

• Alternatively, simply allow Shift + Drag on an edge to move both connected corner points together, without snapping, straightening, or changing the edge's orientation.

• Preserve the relative positions of the selected points.

• Keep unselected corner points stationary.

Example use case:

Imagine a rectangular graphic positioned at an angle in a photograph. I want to extend the graphic in one direction while preserving its existing perspective.

Currently, I have to reposition both corner points individually, which is unnecessarily tedious and makes precise adjustments difficult.

This functionality is standard in many 3D and vector-based design applications.

Adding this simple interaction to Perspective Warp would make the tool significantly more intuitive, flexible, and useful for professional compositing and design workflows.