fix(event): should pass boolean to addEventListener if not support passive

[JiaLiPassion]

based on the https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/EventTarget/addEventListener, IE not support pass options as the 3rd parameter.
So if you call addEventListener like this in IE

button.addEventListener('click',handler,{once: true});

user want to pass options as {once: true, capture: false, passive: false}

but because the options will not work in IE11, the finally result will become {capture: true}, which will be the wrong result.

So if browser not support passive, we should pass not pass options as object but as boolean.
just like this.

someElement.addEventListener(eventName,handler,passiveSupported
? options : !!options.capture);

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