fix(chips): programmatically selected chip stealing focus #7978
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Currently chips that are selected programmatically (e.g. by setting the of `ngModel`) will moves focus to themselves, causing the page the scroll down. This can be observed in the demo app where the bottom chip instances have a preselected value which shifts focus to the bottom. These changes fix the issue by only moving focus if the selection was a result of a user interaction.
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Currently chips that are selected programmatically (e.g. by setting the of
ngModel) will moves focus to themselves, causing the page the scroll down. This can be observed in the demo app where the bottom chip instances have a preselected value which shifts focus to the bottom. These changes fix the issue by only moving focus if the selection was a result of a user interaction.