Move PointerId, focus and in-bounds handling down into Interactivity#20017
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Move PointerId, focus and in-bounds handling down into Interactivity#20017
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These do not notionally belong to TermControl; as we prepare to move automatic scrolling down into the Interactivity layer (for WpfTerminalControl to depend on,) we're going to need to track these in Interactivity too. This also converts the arguments from the winrt-specific Foundation::Point to Core::Point, and simplifies some of the signatures to no longer pass things we do not need to pass. Right now, this should result in no functional change.
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These do not notionally belong to TermControl; as we prepare to move automatic scrolling down into the Interactivity layer (for WpfTerminalControl to depend on,) we're going to need to track these in Interactivity too.
This also converts the arguments from the winrt-specific Foundation::Point to Core::Point, and simplifies some of the signatures to no longer pass things we do not need to pass.
Right now, this should result in no functional change.