Reinitialize the iframe after the parent block is moved around#21916
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Reinitialize the iframe after the parent block is moved around#21916
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Code looks good and problem is fixed
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Description
As reported in #6146, YouTube block becomes blank when the block is moved down (reordered). The root cause of this issue is the fact that browsers tend to reload the iframe if it's moved around in the DOM Tree, and the fact that React does not correctly dispatch the onLoad event in that case (see facebook/react#18752).
This PR changes the way we register the iframe sandbox initialization callback from
onLoad=toiframe.addEventListener. This skips the React event dispatching machinery and keeps the code running.Before:

After:

Fixes #6146
How has this been tested?
Tested locally
Types of changes
Non-breaking changes
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