Fix restoring focus to correct element when closing Dialog component
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Right now, we have to record when a click / mousedown / focus event happens on an element. But when you click on a non-focusable element inside of a focusable element then we record the inner element instead of the outer one. This happens in this scenario: ```html <button> <span>click me</span> </button> ``` This solves it by resolving the closest focusable element (and we fallback to the e.target as a last resort)
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RobinMalfait
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Right now, we have to record when a click / mousedown / focus event happens on an element. But when you click on a non-focusable element inside of a focusable element then we record the inner element instead of the outer one.
This happens in this scenario:
This solves it by resolving the closest focusable element (and we fallback to the e.target as a last resort)
Fixes: #3320