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Detect support of touch-action none #955

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Adds detection of the touch-action none property with CSS.supports. Required to fix iOS 9.3 support, since it hasn't implement the touch-action completely.

Needs some verification since I don't own an iOS device. @arschmitz

Adds detection of the touch-action none property with CSS.supports. Required to fix iOS 9.3 support, since it hasn't implement the touch-action completely.
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What i was doing was a bit more complex. What i am doing is to detect which properties are supported and save that then. When we try to use one, check support for that particular prop. Then when supported we could use manipulation, and if apple decides to add another prop with out adding the whole set we wont break again.

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@arschmitz a more holistic solution makes sense to me, I doubt 9.3 is the last browser to break, and there's probably a number of minor browsers we never use that have issues with this.

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@runspired my thoughts exactly i should have PR ready tonight

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