docs(dom): Improved docs for findClosest() options

docs/docs/dom/find-closest.mdx

@@ -16,3 +16,17 @@ const element = document.querySelector('#something');
 // element or null returns
 const closestTarget = findClosest(element, el => el.classList.contains('target'));
 ```
+
+### Option `needBreakLoop`
+
+By default `findClosest` traverses DOM tree until predicate returns true or there is no `parentElement`.
+
+In some cases you may need to NOT mark element as suitable but also break loop and not search anymore.
+
+For this cases you can use `needBreakLoop` option:
+
+```js
+const foundElement = findClosest(element, el => el.classList.contains('target'), {
+  needBreakLoop: el => el.id === 'root',
+});
+```

docs/tsconfig.json

@@ -17,10 +17,12 @@
     "paths": {
       "#components/*": ["./src/components/*"],
       "@krutoo/utils": ["../src/mod.ts"],
+      "@krutoo/utils/di": ["../src/di/mod.ts"],
       "@krutoo/utils/dom": ["../src/dom/mod.ts"],
       "@krutoo/utils/math": ["../src/math/mod.ts"],
       "@krutoo/utils/misc": ["../src/misc/mod.ts"],
       "@krutoo/utils/react": ["../src/react/mod.ts"],
+      "@krutoo/utils/router": ["../src/router/mod.ts"],
       "@krutoo/utils/rspack": ["../src/rspack/mod.ts"],
       "@krutoo/utils/types": ["../src/types/mod.ts"]
     }