* add `?raw` option to playground
This will render the component as-is without the wrapper.
* delay initial focus and make consistent between React and Vue
This will delay the initial focus and makes it consistent between React
and Vue.
Some explanation from within the code why this is happening:
Delaying the focus to the next microtask ensures that a few
conditions are true:
- The container is rendered
- Transitions could be started
If we don't do this, then focusing an element will immediately cancel
any transitions. This is not ideal because transitions will look
broken. There is an additional issue with doing this immediately. The
FocusTrap is used inside a Dialog, the Dialog is rendered inside of a
Portal and the Portal is rendered at the end of the `document.body`.
This means that the moment we call focus, the browser immediately
tries to focus the element, which will still be at the bodem
resulting in the page to scroll down. Delaying this will prevent the
page to scroll down entirely.
* update test to reflect initial focus delay
Now that we are triggering the initial focus inside a `queueMicroTask`
we have to make sure that our tests wait a frame so that the micro task
could run, otherwise we will have incorrect results.
Also make the implementation similar in React and Vue
* update changelog
Robin Malfait
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