Implemented my own LinkedList class to make the new Input Handler easier to work with. And also just generally useful to have too.

src/input/InputHandler.js

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+Phaser.InputHandler = function (sprite) {
+
+    this.game = sprite.game;
+	this.sprite = sprite;
+
+    this.enabled = false;
+
+    //	Linked list references
+	this.last = this;
+	this.first = this;
+
+    /**
+    * The PriorityID controls which Sprite receives an Input event first if they should overlap.
+    */
+    this.priorityID = 0;
+	
+    this.isDragged = false;
+    this.dragPixelPerfect = false;
+    this.allowHorizontalDrag = true;
+    this.allowVerticalDrag = true;
+    this.bringToTop = false;
+    this.snapOnDrag = false;
+    this.snapOnRelease = false;
+    this.snapX = 0;
+    this.snapY = 0;
+
+    /**
+    * Is this sprite allowed to be dragged by the mouse? true = yes, false = no
+    * @default false
+    */
+    this.draggable = false;
+
+    /**
+    * A region of the game world within which the sprite is restricted during drag
+    * @default null
+    */
+    this.boundsRect = null;
+
+    /**
+    * An Sprite the bounds of which this sprite is restricted during drag
+    * @default null
+    */
+    this.boundsSprite = null;
+
+    /**
+    * If this object is set to consume the pointer event then it will stop all propogation from this object on.
+    * For example if you had a stack of 6 sprites with the same priority IDs and one consumed the event, none of the others would receive it.
+    * @type {bool}
+    */
+    this.consumePointerEvent = false;
+
+};
+
+Phaser.InputHandler.prototype = {
+
+	game: null,
+	sprite: null,
+
+	//	Linked list references
+	parent: null,
+	_iNext: null,
+	_iPrev: null,
+	first: null,
+	last: null,
+
+	enable: function () {
+	},
+
+};