feat(input): Allow custom events and timeouts to trigger model updates

By default, any change on the content will trigger an immediate model update
and form validation. You can override this behavior using the
`ng-update-model-on` attribute to bind only to a comma-delimited list of events.

I.e. `ng-update-model-on="blur"` will update and validate only after the control
loses focus.

If you want to keep the default behavior and just add new events that may
trigger the model update and validation, add `default` as one of the specified
events.

I.e. `ng-update-model-on="default,mousedown"`

Also, a `ng-update-model-timeout` attribute will allow defering the actual model
update some time after the last trigger event takes place. This feature is not
available in radio buttons.

You can specify both attributes in a form tag so they became the default
settings for any child control or subform, although they can be overriden.

Finally, you can set $updateModelOn or $updateModelTimeout in a scope as an
alternative way of setting default values.

Closes #1285