[Fabric] add support for enableFocusRing #11323
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enableFocusRingis a property to display native focus visualization. This adds support for that property. For now, it's using a simple black rect. In future this should be updated to align with windows visuals (Ex: rounded rect with black/white border)This involved creating an extra container visual around views so that the focus rect can be outside the views clip (Ex: a view with a rounded rect would clip the focus rect if the focus rect was within the view's visual)
Also fixed some logic in the
walkTreemethod, now that I can see focus it became clearer that I completely messed up the first implementation.Added handling of the focus command, so now
ref.focus()works.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow