chore(fabric): implement focus view props #2692
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## Summary: Followup to #2692 , we need to add `focus` and `blur` to the View native components' commands, and implement them so they can be called by JS. This matches what is later implemented upstream in facebook@3e58380 ## Test Plan: `ref.current?.focus()` actually works.
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Needs #2690 to land first.
Summary:
Implement focus on RCTViewComponentView. Much of the implementation is taken from #1437, #2117 and comparing against
RCTView. The border path used fordrawFocusRingMaskis the same as what is used for box shadows and cursors.Test Plan:
The focus loop seems nonexistent on both paper and Fabric in RNTester... but I can verify that calling
ref.current?/.focus()on a Pressable displays the focus ring