Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

The onTap event is only triggered by short taps where the finger is released quickly. If you hold down the finger for too long, the onTap event gets cancelled. In terms of accessibility (weak fingers, loss of tactile sensitivity, bad eyesight) and external consistency (compare to standard tap events on Android and iOS built-in apps), this is undesirable. Imagine a user that has weakened fingers due to for example multiple sclerosis, who adopts a usage pattern where buttons are tapped for seconds at a time to ensure that the button was hit.
There is a longPress event but that does not trigger on release like onTap so it does not solve the problem.

Describe the solution you'd like

The onTap event should not be cancelled by default for longer presses.

Describe alternatives you've considered

A workaround for that worked for us is to use the touch event instead of onTap, and check if the action type was "up".
This is what it looks like in vue in the context of a RadListView:

<Ripple
        @touch="onItemSelected($event, index)"
        ...


private onItemSelected(event, index): void {
        if (event.action === "up") {
                //Do the thing
        }
}

Additional context

Relevant WCAG guideline: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/#pointer-cancellation