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Looks good, but if we fix the situation when both sides of an arrow is bound, we should look into fixing the case when only one side of the arrow is bound to remain consistent:

makes sense, let me try that as well!

I am facing some difficulties in arrow movement, specifically how the arrow handles transforming. Specifically, when the transformElements(...) function is called from packages/excalidraw/element/resizeElements.ts, I am able to get the desired behavior in arrow handling using the below code in updateBoundElements(...) function of binding.ts.

if (isBindingElement(changedElement)) {
    if (changedElement.startBinding) {
      const element = elementsMap.get(changedElement.startBinding.elementId);
      if (element) {
        updateBoundElements(element, elementsMap, options);
      }
    }
    if (changedElement.endBinding) {
      const element = elementsMap.get(changedElement.endBinding.elementId);
      if (element) {
        updateBoundElements(element, elementsMap, options);
      }
    }
  }

However, many times when moving the arrowend, the transformElements(...) function is not called rather the handlePointDragging(...) function is called from packages/excalidraw/element/linearElementEditor.ts, which doesnot call the updateBoundElements(...) function, and thus there is no update in the bounded side of the arrow.

Yes, most likely binding update needs to be called when the handles are dragged, if the arrow is connected on the other end.

Works fine

...except now you can't unbind a bound arrow @ritk20 :)

Sorry for taking so, so long again, merged! Thanks for your contribution @ritk20!