fix(android): add TYPE_CLASS_TEXT to email/url/password input types

[hggzm]

Fork-based PR (no Azure Pipelines CI). When ready for CI, push branch to upstream as users/hggzm/clean/fix-email-inputtype-107 and recreate.

History: upstream PRs #625 (closed)

Summary

When a TextInput has style: "Email", "Url", or "Password", the EditText was configured with only the variation flag (e.g. TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_EMAIL_ADDRESS) without combining it with TYPE_CLASS_TEXT. Android's InputType requires variation flags to be OR'd with their base class to function correctly.

Without TYPE_CLASS_TEXT, the input type defaults to TYPE_CLASS_NUMBER (0), which:

• Shows the wrong keyboard layout
• Prevents TalkBack from announcing the expected input format (e.g. "email address")

Changes

• TextInputRenderer.java: Combined TYPE_CLASS_TEXT with TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_EMAIL_ADDRESS, TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_URI, and TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_PASSWORD using bitwise OR

Before

editText.setInputType(InputType.TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_EMAIL_ADDRESS); // Missing TYPE_CLASS_TEXT

After

editText.setInputType(InputType.TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | InputType.TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_EMAIL_ADDRESS);

Testing

1. Open a card with a TextInput that has style: "Email"
2. Enable TalkBack
3. Focus the email field — TalkBack should announce "email address" format
4. Verify the correct keyboard layout appears (with @ symbol)
5. Repeat for URL and Password style inputs