RNGestureHandlerButton Stop Responding When Child View Contains Disabled Accessibility Gesture Recognizers

[jcolicchio]

Description

I noticed that some BorderlessButtons would stop responding to touches on iOS, and investigating, the cause seems to be that disbled accessibility gesture recognizers are being added to certain child views of RNGestureHandlerButton. This in turn causes the child view to return true from shouldHandleTouch, despite this view not having any tappable gesture recognizers.

It looks like a bandaid fix here might be to check for enabled gesture recognizers, rather than checking that the count is greater than zero, so that these strange, untappable, disabled gesture recognizers don't break the parent button's touch handling

Steps to reproduce

1. Use BorderlessButton with a child view , which in turn has some child view
2. Update the state of the app, generally just use it, this happens randomly
3. Observe that some buttons become permanently unable to respond to taps
4. With the debugger, observe that the affected RNGestureHandlerButton has a child view RCTViewComponentView which has two disabled accessibility gesture recognizers

Snack or a link to a repository

https://snack.expo.io/

Gesture Handler version

2.21.1

React Native version

0.76.0

Platforms

iOS

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Acknowledgements

Yes

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