This fixes the bug where on hovering / selecting an emoji picker search
results emoji, invariably its canonical name would show / be used, which
is not always the same as the matching alias. For example, searching for
"swe" would show the "sweeping" emoji, but its canonical name is "broom"
which can be a confusing search result for "swe".
This commit tries to improve the CSS related to the emoji picker by
restructuring relevant parts of `reactions.css` and `dark_theme.css`.
Via this commit, the redundant classes -- "reaction", "status-emoji",
"composition" are also removed from `emoji_popover_emoji.hbs`.
If needed, specific styling -- according to the type of emoji picker,
can now be applied using the `data-emoji-destination` attribute of the
`.emoji-picker-popover`.
Due to a logical bug in the `process_enter_while_filtering` function,
the `toggle_reaction` was being called when pressing enter while
filtering the emojis in the status emoji picker.
This commit fixes the above bug, while also adding some cleanups to the
`emoji_picker.js` by combining multiple click handlers and aggregating
all the logic related to an emoji being selected into a common function.
Fixes#28464.
Since focus on input elements on mobile opens keyboard which
changes window height, emoji popover can hide or scroll out of
view. To fix it, we don't focus on search input unless user
wants to when emoji popover is open.
`popover-content` class had no effect on emoji popover since
it was resetting `padding: 0` and background color was
already applied by tippy theme.
In short, removing `popover-content` had no visual changes.
N-Shar-ma
Sayam Samal
Aman Agrawal