Actually, angular should set the `disabled` attribute if ngDisabled is true, so we can just watch that instead. This allows us to extend the behavior to allow for disabling it by just setting `disabled`
Actually, angular should set the `disabled` attribute if ngDisabled is true, so we can just watch that instead. This allows us to extend the behavior to allow for disabling it by just setting `disabled`

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