feat: add a way to disable haptics in Ionic components

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### Describe the Feature Request

I would like an option to turn off Ionic's built-in haptics.

### Describe the Use Case

Users would like an option to turn off all app haptics. Right now it is impossible to turn off Ionic's built-in haptics.

### Describe Preferred Solution

```ts
setupIonicReact({ haptics: false })
```

### Describe Alternatives

Not an alternative, but a complimentary feature request: it would be nice if Ionic emitted an `ionHaptic` event (or similar). Such an event would fire regardless of whether `setupIonicReact({ haptics: false })` is configured or not. This would lets apps dynamically turn on/off haptics, use custom capacitor haptics libraries, and even disable haptics for certain components (with `event.target`).

| Configuration | Built-in haptics triggered? | Ionic event triggered (`ionHaptic`)? |
|--------|--------|--------|
| `setupIonicReact({ haptics: true })` AKA default | Yes | Yes |
| `setupIonicReact({ haptics: false })` | No | Yes |

If Ionic is interested in this, I am happy to create a separate feature request.

### Related Code

_No response_

### Additional Information

https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/issues/1103

Start by reviewing the setupIonicReact entry point and tracing how Ionic components trigger built-in haptics. Define how the haptics option and the proposed ionHaptic event should interact, then verify that disabling built-in haptics still permits the event and that the behavior applies consistently across components.

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