fix(slider): change event is not being emitted #7278
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* In some situations, the change event of the `<mat-slider>` is not being emitted if the user drags the thumb of the slider. This is because the `slidestart` event fires a second time before the sliding ends. This causes the slider to think that there was no value change. Fixes angular#7207
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<mat-slider>is not being emitted if the user drags the thumb of the slider. This is because theslidestartevent fires a second time before the sliding ends. This causes the slider to think that there was no value change.Fixes #7207