fix(checkout): prevent places autocomplete dropdown from getting stuck open#717
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…k open The autocomplete fetch is debounced at 300ms while the blur dismiss fires at 200ms. When a user clicks away before the fetch completes, blur runs first (no-op — dropdown doesn't exist yet) and the late fetch response then opens the dropdown with no further blur to close it. Clearing the debounce timer on blur prevents this race. A document-level mousedown listener provides an additional dismiss path when clicking outside the wrapper.
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Fixes #584
The autocomplete fetch is debounced at 300ms while the blur dismiss fires at 200ms. When a user clicks away before the fetch completes, blur runs first (no-op — dropdown doesn't exist yet) and the late fetch response then opens the dropdown with no further blur to close it. Clearing the debounce timer on blur prevents this race. A document-level mousedown listener provides an additional dismiss path when clicking outside the wrapper.
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