feat(menu): allow focus restoration to be disabled - #15205
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Allows for focus restoration to be disabled in a menu, similarly to some other components. In some cases restoring focus automatically might not make sense (e.g. if the user closes the menu by selecting something which then opens a dialog) and this allows consumers to customize the behavior as needed. Fixes angular#15168.
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Allows for focus restoration to be disabled in a menu, similarly to some other components. In some cases restoring focus automatically might not make sense (e.g. if the user closes the menu by selecting something which then opens a dialog) and this allows consumers to customize the behavior as needed.
Fixes #15168.