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a4c9eee6 - Ensure that NVDA no longer checks validity of input for non contracted braille tables when in text controls (#12850)

Ensure that NVDA no longer checks validity of input for non contracted braille tables when in text controls (#12850) Fixes #12667 Summary of the issue: When entering text from a braille display NVDA reports that it is unsupported even though entered combination is valid. This check has been introduced in #7843 to prevent a situation in which someone uses contracted table outside text content and enters a combination which cannot be converted to a single character (a good example is entering dots 356 using English UK Grade 2 which is a contraction for "was"). The check however was too broad and didn't take into account that for literary / computer braille tables single combination of dots can either always be converted to a single character, or if not it does not result in multiple characters i.e. number sign. Description of how this pull request fixes the issue: Now the check applies only when the table in use is contracted.