fix: Expand/Collapse events triggered only on state change #33
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Expand and collapse events are now dispatched only when the action is actually performed. For example, if an item is already expanded, calling the expand method will not dispatch `expand.collapsable` or `expanded.collapsable` events, since no action occurred. Previously, these events were dispatched regardless of the state. The same behavior change has been applied to collapse-related events.
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Expand and collapse events are now dispatched only when the action is actually performed. For example, if an item is already expanded, calling the expand method will not dispatch
expand.collapsableorexpanded.collapsableevents, since no action occurred. Previously, these events were dispatched regardless of the state. The same behavior change has been applied to collapse-related events.