fix(drag-drop): error on IE when document is being auto scrolled #18757
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We have a code path where we call `contains` either on a DOM node or the `Document`, but on IE the `Document` doesn't support `contains` which results in an error. These changes add a workaround where we use the `documentElement` instead.
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) We have a code path where we call `contains` either on a DOM node or the `Document`, but on IE the `Document` doesn't support `contains` which results in an error. These changes add a workaround where we use the `documentElement` instead. (cherry picked from commit 531ea7c)
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We have a code path where we call
containseither on a DOM node or theDocument, but on IE theDocumentdoesn't supportcontainswhich results in an error. These changes add a workaround where we use thedocumentElementinstead.