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I have a `Text` that is made both `.draggable` and able to detect `onTap` (with `.pointerInput` `detectTapGestures`) if a flag is true (and neither of those if the flag is false).
The `.draggable` Modifier has an `enabled` parameter which I use for this purpose, but `.pointerInput` does not, so I add and remove it from the Modifier chain as appropriate.
I tried adding `.draggable` in the same manner, for consistency, instead of using `enabled`, and it seems to work just as well. I was wondering though if there was any reason
to prefer `enabled` over changing the Modifer.

`draggable(enabled = false)` will still block pointer events from reaching any other pointer input modifier that the element is covering (as a peer on the "Z axis")