Implement find_focused() for text_input#2664
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I have created an is_focused selector and unified the selector API to simply have two operations: find and find_all.
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This PR adds support for
find_focused()fortext_input.Basically, it is a wrapper function that allows the user to indirectly make use of
find_focused()within the widget module.I also added a
From<widget::Id> for Idfor text_input so that the returned widget::Id can be converted to the text_input ID that the enduser can use.This topic came up in a discussion in Discourse: here
Find an example that uses
find_focused()below: