feat(textAreaInput): Add an autoresize option
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Rules aren't being applied correctly in PyShiny either...
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Adds an
autoresizeoption totextAreaInput(). WhenTRUE, the input will automatically resize the height to the contents of the input.Note this effectively backports this feature from Python (posit-dev/py-shiny#463) to R.
In this PR, I decided to bundle the autoresize logic with "core" Shiny assets, removing the need for another dependency. This is handy since I'd also like re-use this logic for another component in rstudio/bslib#1204.
IMPORTANT: if we do end up bundling the autoresize logic with shiny.js, py-shiny should get updated to gut the autoresize dependency.