Toolbar: Return focus to selection when escape pressed #5551
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Closes #5501 (#5501 (comment))
This pull request seeks to update the behavior of pressing enter within the toolbar (both contextual and pinned to top) to return focus to the current window selection, if one exists.
This also removes the global escape-to-deselect-block behavior, which is already inconsistently applied, and where it is applied is usually not expected (e.g. without its removal, pressing escape here would deselect the block).This is still useful for clearing the current multi-selection, at least until #5548 and/or #5523 can be resolved. Partially restored (for multi-selection) in b4e6780.Testing instructions:
Verify that when pressing escape within a toolbar, both contextual and pinned to top, that focus is returned to the selected text. The pinned toolbar can be focused by pressing Alt+F10 while a selection is made within a block.