It seems that React Flow won't allow you to pan the flow on drag a node, and that makes sense.
I thought it can be possible to bypass this restriction if I used Drag Handle but it doesn't!
In the example provided by React Flow about using Drag Handle, you can pan the flow only on drag the dotted background.
I want to be able to pan the flow on drag the node from anywhere but the drag handle.
I tried the pan class name but it doesn't work since the node is draggable.
