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Route keyboard focus across nested webviews - #527
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Native keyboard dispatch selected the top-level realm when an unchanged Code OSS webview focused its child window with
BODYactive, and sequential focus order could not cross the iframe boundary. This routes BODY-focused keyboard events through the tracked child context and computes Tab order over the unified document tree, including forward entry, exit, reverse return, and cancellation.Authored regression sources cover the Code-shaped trusted Ctrl+F fields and browser/native cross-frame traversal. Only
git diff --checkran under the current implementation-first policy; execution, positive-tabindex/empty-frame edge cases, lifecycle, performance, accessibility, package, and unchanged-product evidence remain deferred in #268.Closes #526
Progresses #268