Don’t cancel touchmove on input elements inside a dialog
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* Don’t cancel touchmove on `input` elements inside a dialog * Update changelog * Update # Conflicts: # packages/@headlessui-react/CHANGELOG.md
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We prevent the default
touchmoveevent on some elements inside a dialog on iOS as it is the only reliable way to prevent scrolling asoverflow: hiddenitself is not enough in some cases.We shouldn't do this for
inputelements because cancelling the event for<input type="range">prevents the user from interacting with it at all. This PR checks for input elements and bails.Fixes #3165