fix(sidenav): opened and closed events emitting twice on IE and Edge #13649
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Fixes the `opened` and `closed` events emitting twice on IE and Edge. The issue is that our events are bound to Angular's `.done` events which have a bug that causes them to emit twice on some browsers.
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Fixes the
openedandclosedevents emitting twice on IE and Edge. The issue is that our events are bound to Angular's.doneevents which have a bug that causes them to emit twice on some browsers.