fix mouse composable overwriting previous listeners (multi calendar) #442
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When having multiple calendars rendered on one page, events would behave incorrectly.
Due to having global variables store the listeners/emit in
useMouse.js, they were dropped, when a new calendar would initialize them.E.g. Having 2 calendars, both listening to
onTimeClick-Event, now clicking on calendar1 would cause calendar2's listener to fire.I stored the emit/listeners in the default function, which seems to solve the problem. Not sure if there were other reasons for having these global?