fix(datepicker): don't autofocus calendar cell if used outside of overlay - #11049
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…rlay Currently the `mat-calendar` component assumes that it'll be used inside an overlay which means that it always tries to move focus to the active date on init. This means that if the component is used outside the overlay, it would steal the user's focus and scroll the page to the calendar. These changes rework the logic so that focus isn't moved on init, unless the calendar is part of a datepicker. Fixes angular#11023.
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Currently the
mat-calendarcomponent assumes that it'll be used inside an overlay which means that it always tries to move focus to the active date on init. This means that if the component is used on its own, it would steal the user's focus and scroll the page to the calendar. These changes rework the logic so that focus isn't moved on init, unless the calendar is part of a datepicker.Fixes #11023.