Added events #147
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added handler to detect scolling on mobile
…g is enabled on document
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Added touchmove for mobile devices.
Added scroll on body as addition to window, in case the scroll happens on that element and the window is in a fixed unmoved position
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mouseas a new possible property (perhaps to be added in the docs) in order to trigger lazy-loading check when mouse is moved over the browser page.Hope the following is an understandable example for mouse event - This is especially useful if the user is using a large desktop, and there is a list of image elements that is reordered (e.g. from low price to high price with a button ) . In this case, the image loading is triggered simply by moving your mouse around and without having the user to do an unnatural movement of scrolling (since it might not be needed).