`fireEvent.drop` API behaves not as expected about preventDefault in Browser and js env

• @testing-library/dom 9.3.4 version:
• Testing Framework and version: null
• DOM Environment: 20.0.3

Reproduction:

import { fireEvent, render,act } from '@testing-library/react'
import type { FC } from 'react'

function tick(): Promise<void> {
	return new Promise((resolve) => {
		setTimeout(resolve, 0)
	})
}

async function fireDragDrop(source: Element) {
	await act(async () => {
		fireEvent.dragStart(source)
		fireEvent.dragEnter(source)
		fireEvent.dragOver(source)
		fireEvent.drop(source)
		await tick()
	})
}

const Container: FC = (function Container() {
	return (
	<>
		<div draggable="true"
		data-testid={'Other1'}
		onDragStart={(e)=>{
			e.preventDefault()
			console.log("ondragstart")
		}}
		onDragOver={()=>{
			console.log("onDragOver")
		}}>
		other1
		</div>
	</>
	)
})

describe('drag', () => {
	it('prevent', async () => {
		const rendered = render(<Container />)
		const box1 = (await rendered.findAllByTestId('Other1'))[0]
		await fireDragDrop(box1)
	})
})

What you did:

run it in brower and testing env

Problem description:

when I run this component in the browser, onDragOver isn't executed due to e.preventDefault() in the onDragStart test case,

but onDragOver is executed in testing env after onDragStart

Expect

ii should prevent onDragOver fn in test env

Start with the supplied drag-and-drop reproduction and the fireEvent.dragStart, fireEvent.dragEnter, fireEvent.dragOver, and fireEvent.drop entry points. Compare the browser and test-environment event sequences, focusing on how preventDefault in onDragStart affects onDragOver. Done means the test environment's behavior matches the intended browser behavior, with coverage for the reproduction.