feat: remove 'textInput' event from UserEvent type()
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Summary
RN 0.75 no longer emits
textInputevents forTextInputcomponent.This PR brings User Event in line with this change and stops emitting
textInputevent intype()interaction.Note:
This is not considered a breaking change in RNTL, as the RNTL API did not cause the change, it's the underlying RN behavior (we are simulating) that is changing. The
textInputis relatively rarely used event (changeTextwould be the most popular one).If users tests start failing, it's actually a positive development, prompting user to notice the problem before discovering in production with RN 0.75 runtime behavior.
Test plan
Validated RN 0.75 behavior using side app created with RN CLI. Updated automated tests to match experimental behavior.