fix(drag-drop): ignore self inside connectedTo #12626
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Ignores the `CdkDrop` instance if it is passed to itself via `connectedTo`. This could happen if the drop container is rendered inside a repeater and can leave to some weird dragging behavior.
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Ignores the
CdkDropinstance if it is passed to itself viaconnectedTo. This could happen if the drop container is rendered inside a repeater and can lead to some weird dragging behavior.For reference:
