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Similar to the improvements in PR mui#46752, this removes unnecessary optional chaining from internal handleKeyDown and handleKeyUp function calls in the Chip component. These functions are defined within the same component and are guaranteed to exist, making the optional chaining redundant. The optional chaining for external handlers (handlers.onKeyDown?.) is preserved as it remains necessary.
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What
Removes unnecessary optional chaining from
handleKeyDownandhandleKeyUpin theChipcomponent.Why
These internal event handler functions (
handleKeyDown,handleKeyUp) are always defined within the component's scope. Therefore, the optional chaining (?.) is redundant and can be safely removed, aligning with the cleanup pattern established in PR mui#46752.Slack Thread