Greedy stops propagation of events even if the draggable is not acceptable or is of a different scope

If one droppable that accepts a certain draggable contains a droppable that accepts a different draggable (and does not accept the first draggable) and the inner droppable is greedy, the outer droppable cannot accept any draggables.

This is the case even if the two droppables have different scopes.

I don't know if this is intended behavior, but it at least does not seem to be the optimal behavior. Using scope should at least mitigate the issue if accept does not.

Example case:

<div id="outer_container"><div id="inner_container"></div></div>

<script type="text/javascript">
$("#outer_container").droppable({
  accept: ".dragType1"
});
$("#inner_container").droppable({
  accept: ".dragType2",
  greedy: true
});
// OR
$("#outer_container").droppable({
  accept: ".dragType1",
  scope: "outer_scope"
});
$("#inner_container").droppable({
  accept: ".dragType2",
  scope: "inner_scope",
  greedy: true
});
</script>