Use a different approach for preventing ghost click ripples #599
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Use a different approach for preventing ghost click ripples
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Resolves #456.
This PR essentially reverts most of the changes made in #543, since on iOS, two ripples still could be seen (I did not test it there initially). It was happening because a click event happens 300ms after touchend, and if we just increased the timeout to something like 400ms, a ghost ripple would still be seen if a user tapped twice with a small interval.
So rather than setting a timeout on every touchend, here I'm just checking if there are any touch-generated ripples when handling the click event. If so, no new ripple should be generated.