Detect outside clicks from within <iframe> elements
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When a page has a component like
<Menu>and and<iframe>on the page you could click inside the iframe. These click events are not delivered to theWindowthat contains the iframe so menus, dialogs, etc will not close. However, when clicking or focusing anything inside the iframe the Window receives theblurevent anddocument.activeElementchanges to the iframe itself. We can use this to detect a click or change in focus targeted at an iframe. We're also sure to scope this so if you have an iframe inside your Menu, Listbox, etc… that it doesn't close.Fixes #707