Fix click with pointer compatibility#1121
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What:
Closes #1119
This ensures that click and double click are still fired even when preventDefault is used on pointerdown to prevent mouse compatibility events.
Why:
The browsers all work this way, as seen here https://codesandbox.io/s/aged-voice-xjf3dw
How:
Click is currently handled in the pointer/mouse class. This is fine, however there is some tracking there which tells us if we can fire the click/double click. As a result I pushed the check for isPrevented down into the mouse actions and only prevented the firing of the relevant events, not everything like it was before.
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