Don't trigger a blur event when focusing the same editor twice

src/text-editor-element.coffee

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ class TextEditorElement extends HTMLElement
     @mountComponent() unless @component?
     @listenForComponentEvents()
     @component.checkForVisibilityChange()
-    if this is document.activeElement
+    if @hasFocus()
       @focused()
     @emitter.emit("did-attach")
 
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ class TextEditorElement extends HTMLElement
     @rootElement.appendChild(@component.getDomNode())
     inputNode = @component.hiddenInputComponent.getDomNode()
     inputNode.addEventListener 'focus', @focused.bind(this)
-    inputNode.addEventListener 'blur', => @dispatchEvent(new FocusEvent('blur', bubbles: false))
+    inputNode.addEventListener 'blur', @inputNodeBlurred.bind(this)
 
   unmountComponent: ->
     if @component?
@@ -129,24 +129,18 @@ class TextEditorElement extends HTMLElement
       @component.getDomNode().remove()
       @component = null
 
-  focused: ->
+  focused: (event) ->
     @component?.focused()
 
   blurred: (event) ->
-    if event.relatedTarget is @component.hiddenInputComponent.getDomNode()
+    if event.relatedTarget is @component?.hiddenInputComponent.getDomNode()
       event.stopImmediatePropagation()
       return
     @component?.blurred()
 
-  # Work around what seems to be a bug in Chromium. Focus can be stolen from the
-  # hidden input when clicking on the gutter and transferred to the
-  # already-focused host element. The host element never gets a 'focus' event
-  # however, which leaves us in a limbo state where the text editor element is
-  # focused but the hidden input isn't focused. This always refocuses the hidden
-  # input if a blur event occurs in the shadow DOM that is transferring focus
-  # back to the host element.
-  # shadowRootBlurred: (event) ->
-  #   @component.focused() if event.relatedTarget is this
+  inputNodeBlurred: (event) ->
+    if event.relatedTarget isnt this
+      @dispatchEvent(new FocusEvent('blur', bubbles: false))
 
   addGrammarScopeAttribute: ->
     @dataset.grammar = @model.getGrammar()?.scopeName?.replace(/\./g, ' ')