do not ignore events dispatched during view creation #46308
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Summary:
changelog: [internal]
If an event happens before view has event emitter, the event is stored in a queue on ViewState. Once event emitter is assigned, the queue is drained.
However, if view dispatches event during view creation in preallocation, the event is dropped. This happens because when view is created, ViewState for the view is not created yet. The implementation of createViewUnsafe first creates a view (where view creation may trigger events) and only after it creates ViewState and stores it inside of mTagToViewState.
This diff fixes it by creating ViewState for a view before view creation.
Differential Revision: D62126909