fix(material/timepicker): assertion error if reopened quickly #30639
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Fixes that the timepicker was throwing an error if it gets closed and reopened before change detection has had a chance to run. Fixes angular#30637.
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Fixes that the timepicker was throwing an error if it gets closed and reopened before change detection has had a chance to run.
Fixes #30637.