Added Event Directives

[andi1984]

I've added ng-focus and ng-blur as two further default event directives which should be available for users inside AngularJS.

[pkozlowski-opensource]

PR Checklist (Minor Feature)

• Contributor signed CLA now or in the past (if you just signed, leave a comment here with your real name for cross reference)
• Feature improves existing core functionality
• API is compatible with existing Angular apis and relevant standards (if applicable)
• PR doesn't contain a breaking change
• PR contains unit tests
• PR contains e2e tests (if suitable)
• PR contains documentation update
• PR passes all tests on Travis (sanity)
• PR passes all tests on ci.angularjs.org (cross-browser compatibility)
• PR is rebased against recent master
• PR is squashed into one commit per logical change
• PR's commit messages are descriptive and allows us to autogenerate release notes (required [commit message

[pkozlowski-opensource]

@andi1984 Thnx for this pull request. It will require a bit more work before it can be considered for merging - I've included a checklist for you.

You can take a look at the similar PR that adds support for events to see how the documentation should be added:
f20646b

Also your commit message should be updated to follow the guidelines and mention that it closes
#1277

[matsko]

+1 :)

[vendethiel]

+1

[andi1984]

@pkozlowski-opensource Thanks for the patience explaining how to commit my changes to form a proper pull request.

I've added the missing documentation (sorry for that, I should have included that directly) and tests in my last commit.

I also signed the Contributor License Agreement (CLA) a few mins ago.

[matsko]

@andi1984 please squash both commits together and use the commit message of the 2nd commit.

[andi1984]

@matsko Done.

[pkozlowski-opensource]

@andi1984 thnx for doing all the changes. One more thing - your last commit seems to be based on the 1-month old master and doesn't merge cleanly any more. Would you mind rebasing it on the latest master and do a forced push?

git rebase master
git push --force

[andi1984]

@pkozlowski-opensource Sorry for the trouble.

Somehow I didn't get managed to rebase my old, already pushed commit (based on old master), with the newly merged master, I simply started from scratch due to the simplicity of my PR.

In future I will start branches for each single PR, keep them in sync with the master and commit them with one single commit to the master, to start a pull request. That's the way it should be done, I know. Based on git, I've to learn a lot because I'm not a git pro user ;-)

Hope my last commit fits your needs to merge it into angularjs master.

[andi1984]

@pkozlowski-opensource Can you restart travis build because I couldn't. Somehow timed out...

[petebacondarwin]

You can only restart a build by pushing new commits. Try: git commit --amend then git push -f

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[andi1984]

@petebacondarwin Thanks! I've gone through the commands right now. Hope it works as expected now.

[pkozlowski-opensource]

Landed as 2bb27d4. Thank you! And hey, thnx for going through all this changes to get the commit right. Much appreciated.