fix(autocomplete): error when closing destroyed panel #5446
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Fixes an error that was being thrown when attempting to close the panel of an autocomplete that is inside a destroyed view. The issue is that `closePanel` can end up getting called multiple times in a row, which leads to an attempt to call `detectChanges` on a destroyed `ChangeDetectorRef`. Fixes angular#5413.
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Fixes an error that was being thrown when attempting to close the panel of an autocomplete that is inside a destroyed view. The issue is that
closePanelcan end up getting called multiple times in a row, which leads to an attempt to calldetectChangeson a destroyedChangeDetectorRef.Fixes #5413.