Alright, I have figured something out - the edge is caused by the source images - the gap appears at the edge of the equirectangular source image. I suppose that when I displace the single image in question the image does not wrap around completely and leaves a blank space. Why hugin then does not cover that gap with the 6 other images, I don't know. This could be solved by using one of the additional command lines in the enblend engine. No idea which one yet, but I think they were discussed on this website.
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