When a collapsible element is collapsed and a child element is selected, the parent element automatically re-expands. This occurs because we automatically expands elements in the tree structure to ensure the selected element is visible. However, this behavior can be undesirable when the parent element is not selectable, as it causes the parent to re-expand unnecessarily.

Expected behavior

The parent element should remain collapsed, even if a child element is selected.

Actual behavior

Possible solution:

One possible solution to this issue is to clear the selection when a non-selectable element is clicked, such as when collapsing a parent element. This would prevent the parent element from re-expanding unnecessarily."