fix(gestures): ensure default gestures are not overwritten by custom gestures #382
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is there a reason you're using var instead of let? Just wondering because I've seen let being used in other places
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r: @jelbourn
This PR ensures that our custom gestures don't interfere with the default Hammer gestures. In other words, "drag" won't overwrite "pan", so users can still use "pan" in their own code if they like.
See #72