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feat(peekaboo): different breaks for different viewport sizes
- support binding to breakXs,breakSm,breakMd,breakLg,breakXl to set specific scrollTop breakpoints for various media queries. - refactor bindings to be more clear with break prefix (action->breakAction) - By default have no breakAction (which is effectively saying you just want the md-peekaboo-active class and will handle the "action" on your own) - add Media.getQuery static method for getting the media query for a given size, e.g. 'sm', 'xl', 'xs', ...
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