Move click/tap events to onClick handler to fix bug with double tapping on mobile Chrome #7310
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There was an issue in which double tap events were not being emitted on mobile Chrome.
On mobile Chrome, the second touch event was not being emitted appropriately, which resulted in touch times being much longer than 300ms.
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clickevent is being emitted on all browsers, as expected. This change moves tap/click events to theonClickhandler, which I think makes more sense. This change fixes the bug for me.Closes: #7309