refactor(material/core): resolve flakes in ripple tests #27371
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Fixes some flakes that have shown up in the ripple tests. It seems that sometimes the browser doesn't assign the `changedTouches` in tests which leads to flakiness.
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Fixes some flakes that have shown up in the ripple tests. It seems that sometimes the browser doesn't assign the `changedTouches` in tests which leads to flakiness. (cherry picked from commit d7d8526)
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Fixes some flakes that have shown up in the ripple tests. It seems that sometimes the browser doesn't assign the
changedTouchesin tests which leads to flakiness.