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Allow explicit keyboard text entry while configuring switches - #832
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Keep keyboard-entry and remote-preset switch tests after remote presets landed on main. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Mapped keys can now be temporarily released through an explicit Type with keyboard mode. Focus alone never disables switch access. Closing or deleting the editor restores normal capture.
Validation: lint/build, 170 frontend tests plus 5 feed tests, Rust formatting/Clippy, 510 Rust unit tests and 7 integration tests passed; one existing test ignored. Independent review passed at 0b2e4f6. GitHub CI passed on Windows and macOS. The combined Windows ARM64 build passed native mapped-Space typing in existing and new switch names, Done/navigation cleanup, and exclusion with practice mode.
Closes #823.