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054480e6 - Use Sphinx docstrings and modern type annotations in braille.input (#20597)

Use Sphinx docstrings and modern type annotations in braille.input (#20597) Summary of the issue: #20509 moved braille input handling into the braille.input package as a verbatim move. Documentation and annotation modernization was deliberately left out to keep the move diff reviewable. The package therefore still uses epytext markup (L{}, @param, @type), #: attribute comments and Optional[X] annotations. Description of user facing changes: None. Description of developer facing changes: Docstrings in braille.input now render correctly in the developer documentation and in IDEs. Description of development approach: Restored the documentation polish that was deferred from Move brailleInput into the braille.input package and deprecate the old module #20509. Converted epytext markup to Sphinx style: :class:, :attr:, :meth:, :param: and :return:. Converted #: attribute comments to real docstrings below the attributes. Replaced Optional[X] with X | None and added from __future__ import annotations where needed. Added type annotations to class attributes such as BrailleInputGesture.dots and space. ran ruff check --extend-select I,U to perform further modernization (particularly regarding old style formatting) and sorting of imports.