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This change updates `SelectableRegion`s right-click gesture to match native platform behavior. Before: Right-click gesture selects word at position and opens context menu (All Platforms) After: - Linux, toggles context menu on/off, and collapses selection when click was not on an active selection (uncollapsed). - Windows, Android, Fuchsia, shows context menu at right-clicked position (unless the click is at an active selection). - macOS, toggles the context menu if right click was at the same position as the previous / or selects word at position and opens context menu. - iOS, selects word at position and opens context menu. This change also prevents the `copy` menu button from being shown when there is a collapsed selection (nothing to copy). Fixes #117561 |
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