fix assertion failure in paper-item due to unhandled case when action… - #1353
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Since v1.0.0-beta.39, moving the mouse over a paper-item throws an Uncaught Error: Assertion Failed. This happens because handleMouseEnter and handleMouseLeave are invoked without the correct this binding.
This behavior likely existed before v1.0.0-beta.39, but was previously masked by the action helper. Removing that helper caused the underlying issue to surface. This pull request adds a guard before calling invokeAction to prevent the error from being raised.