docs: clarify incorrect use of interactive elements as drag handles#997
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Added warnings and recommendations regarding the use of interactive elements as drag handles in the Draggable component documentation.
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This PR improves the documentation around interactive elements used as drag handles in
<Draggable />.Problem
The current documentation explains that interactive elements (e.g.
<button>,<input>) are blocked by default, but it does not clearly highlight a common real-world pitfall:Using an interactive element (especially
<button>) as a drag handle can lead to inconsistent or broken drag behavior.It took me a long time to figure it out, so I'd like to help others understand it more quickly. Thank you for your consideration.
Best regards, 🇨🇦⚜️