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560567ed - Windows 11 emoji panel: do not let NVDA assign arrow keys to search field scripts (#13107)

Windows 11 emoji panel: do not let NVDA assign arrow keys to search field scripts (#13107) Closes #13104 Summary of the issue: In Windows 11's emoji panel, users cannot use the arrow keys to navigate the emoji panel. Description of how this pull request fixes the issue: Removes editable text field overlay class from emoji search field so arrow keys can be used to navigate the emoji panel, along with performing general lint. Testing strategy: Manual testing on Windows 10 and 11 to make sure emoji panel is working with the PR applied, especially more so on Windows 11. System tests would be ideal for Windows 11, although Appveyor uses Windows Server 2019 image (limited to Windows 10 Version 1809 assumptions). Commit history: * Windows 10/11 emoji panel: update module headers for both base emoji panel app module and text input host (newer emoji panel). Re #13104 * Windows 11 emoji panel: remove editable text scripts. Re #13104. In newer revisions of Windows 11 (build 22000), when Windows+Period is pressed to open emoji panel, emoji search field gets focused. In order to move around the panel, one must pass the arrow keys to the application (NVDA+F2, followed by pressing the arrow key), caused by editable text scripts assigned to arrow keys (navigating by character/line). Therefore remove editable text overlay class for the emoji search field which then allows users to use the arrow keys to review emojis. * Emoji panel: general lint. Re #13104 * update changes Co-authored-by: buddsean <sean@nvaccess.org>