React DOM: Treat toggle and beforetoggle as discrete events #29176
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Summary
Follow-up to #27981 (comment)
toggle
(and thereforebeforetoggle
) is an intentional event that is discrete (either we toggled something or we didn't). This PR adjusts the event priority accordingly.toggle
was only supported on<details>
and used to use continuous event priority.beforetoggle
and the generictoggle
event were only recently introduced.How did you test this change?
I don't think we have tests for event priority?