Support programmatic paste requests on macOS
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=202773
<rdar://problem/48957166>

Reviewed by Tim Horton.

Source/WebCore:

Adds support for programmatic paste requests on macOS. See below for more details.

Tests: editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-confirmation.html
       editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-consecutive-confirmations.html
       editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-rejection.html
       editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-requires-user-gesture.html
       editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-same-origin.html

* editing/EditorCommand.cpp:
(WebCore::defaultValueForSupportedPaste):
(WebCore::supportedPaste):
(WebCore::allowPasteFromDOM):
(WebCore::enabledPaste):

Fixes an existing bug uncovered by the layout test editing/execCommand/clipboard-access.html, which tests the
results of `document.queryCommandEnabled("copy")` and `document.queryCommandEnabled("paste")`. The problem here
is that document.queryCommandEnabled("paste") returns true if DOM paste access requests are enabled, regardless
of whether or not there is an active user gesture. This is inconsistent with the behavior of "copy" and "cut",
which return false in the case where there is no user gesture (and the clipboard access policy is also equal to
ClipboardAccessPolicy::RequiresUserGesture -- refer to `allowCopyCutFromDOM`).

When pasting, we only DOM paste access requests to be triggered only in the case where there is a user gesture.
This means that enabledPaste should additionally be gated on a user gesture check. For consistency with the
implementation of `enabledCopy`, we introduce a `allowPasteFromDOM` helper that is similar to
`allowCopyCutFromDOM`, and additionally check this constraint when the paste command's source is the DOM (as
opposed to a menu or key binding).

This adjustment also adds a missing canDHTMLPaste() check prior to consulting canPaste(). This ensures that when
evaluating document.queryCommandEnabled("Paste"), we'll dispatch a "beforepaste" event, similar to how
evaluating document.queryCommandEnabled("Copy") dispatches a "beforecopy" event.

* platform/LocalizedStrings.h:

Mark a function as WEBCORE_EXPORT.

Source/WebKit:

Adds support for programmatic paste requests on macOS, as well as some testing SPI in WKWebView to allow
WebKitTestRunner to grab the NSMenu used for the DOM paste request. This patch adopts the same strategy taken to
allow programmatic paste on iOS, by allowing programmatic pastes coming from the page to show platform UI which
the user must then interact with in order to proceed with the paste. See below for more details.

* Shared/WebPreferencesDefaultValues.h:

Make this available on both iOS and macOS (iOS family is omitted for now, since callout bar UI is not generally
present on non-iOS iOS-family platforms such as Apple Watch).

* UIProcess/API/Cocoa/WKWebView.mm:
(-[WKWebView _web_grantDOMPasteAccess]):

This selector is called when the user taps the Paste option in the presented NSMenu.

(-[WKWebView _activeMenu]):

Returns the currently active NSMenu. Only for testing purposes.

* UIProcess/API/Cocoa/WKWebViewInternal.h:
* UIProcess/API/Cocoa/WKWebViewPrivate.h:
* UIProcess/API/mac/WKView.mm:
(-[WKView _web_grantDOMPasteAccess]):

Same exercise as above, only for WKView instead of WKWebView.

* UIProcess/Cocoa/WebViewImpl.h:
(WebKit::WebViewImpl::domPasteMenu const):
* UIProcess/Cocoa/WebViewImpl.mm:
(-[WKDOMPasteMenuDelegate initWithWebViewImpl:]):
(-[WKDOMPasteMenuDelegate menuDidClose:]):
(-[WKDOMPasteMenuDelegate numberOfItemsInMenu:]):
(-[WKDOMPasteMenuDelegate confinementRectForMenu:onScreen:]):

Adds a new object, whose purpose is to be a delegate for the NSMenu that is presented when requesting DOM paste
access. This object is used instead of WKWebView, since API clients may end up making the WKWebView the delegate
for a different menu, in which case some implementations (either theirs or ours) of NSMenuDelegate methods would
not be called. Avoiding this would require the client to be aware that WKWebView conforms to NSMenuDelegate,
which is only declared privately.

(WebKit::WebViewImpl::handleProcessSwapOrExit):

On process swap or exit, automatically bail out of any pending DOM paste request by denying it.

(WebKit::WebViewImpl::requestDOMPasteAccess):
(WebKit::WebViewImpl::handleDOMPasteRequestWithResult):

Handle the DOM paste request by showing an NSMenu near the mouse cursor with a single option to paste.

* UIProcess/mac/PageClientImplMac.h:
* UIProcess/mac/PageClientImplMac.mm:
(WebKit::PageClientImpl::requestDOMPasteAccess):

Tools:

Adds new testing support to enable us to test programmatic paste requests on macOS.

* TestRunnerShared/UIScriptContext/Bindings/UIScriptController.idl:

Add a few new UIScriptController methods:
- activateAtPoint(x, y, callback): used to activate content underneath at (x, y), in root view coordinates
  (WKWebView on macOS, and WKContentView on iOS). On macOS, this moves the mouse to the given location and
  clicks.
- chooseMenuAction(action, callback): used to select a menu item with the given title.
- dismissMenu(): dismisses the platform menu.

Note that dismissMenu and chooseMenuAction currently only work for the DOM paste menu, but could be extended in
the future to handle the system context menu.

* TestRunnerShared/UIScriptContext/UIScriptController.cpp:
(WTR::UIScriptController::dismissMenu):
(WTR::UIScriptController::chooseMenuAction):
* TestRunnerShared/UIScriptContext/UIScriptController.h:
(WTR::UIScriptController::activateAtPoint):
* WebKitTestRunner/cocoa/TestControllerCocoa.mm:
(WTR::TestController::cocoaResetStateToConsistentValues):
* WebKitTestRunner/cocoa/TestRunnerWKWebView.h:
* WebKitTestRunner/cocoa/TestRunnerWKWebView.mm:
(-[TestRunnerWKWebView initWithFrame:configuration:]):
(-[TestRunnerWKWebView _didShowMenu]):
(-[TestRunnerWKWebView _didHideMenu]):

Make these present across both macOS and iOS. On macOS, we listen for NSMenuDidBeginTrackingNotification and
NSMenuDidEndTrackingNotification to know when a menu has been shown or dismissed.

(-[TestRunnerWKWebView dismissActiveMenu]):
(-[TestRunnerWKWebView resetInteractionCallbacks]):

Make these available on both iOS and macOS. The only interaction callbacks on macOS are currently
didShowMenuCallback and didHideMenuCallback.

(-[TestRunnerWKWebView _willHideMenu]):
* WebKitTestRunner/cocoa/UIScriptControllerCocoa.h:
* WebKitTestRunner/cocoa/UIScriptControllerCocoa.mm:
(WTR::UIScriptControllerCocoa::setDidShowMenuCallback):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerCocoa::setDidHideMenuCallback):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerCocoa::dismissMenu):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerCocoa::isShowingMenu const):

Move these implementations into UIScriptControllerCocoa, from UIScriptControllerIOS.

* WebKitTestRunner/ios/TestControllerIOS.mm:
(WTR::TestController::platformResetStateToConsistentValues):

Instead of clearing all interaction callbacks in TestControllerIOS, do it in TestControllerCocoa where it
affects both macOS and iOS.

* WebKitTestRunner/ios/UIScriptControllerIOS.h:
* WebKitTestRunner/ios/UIScriptControllerIOS.mm:
(WTR::UIScriptControllerIOS::activateAtPoint):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerIOS::singleTapAtPointWithModifiers):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerIOS::chooseMenuAction):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerIOS::rectForMenuAction const):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerIOS::setDidShowMenuCallback): Deleted.
(WTR::UIScriptControllerIOS::setDidHideMenuCallback): Deleted.
(WTR::UIScriptControllerIOS::isShowingMenu const): Deleted.

Abstract rectForMenuAction and singleTapAtPointWithModifiers out into private helper methods, such that they can
be used from within other script controller methods.

* WebKitTestRunner/mac/UIScriptControllerMac.h:
* WebKitTestRunner/mac/UIScriptControllerMac.mm:

Implement the new script controller hooks on macOS.

(WTR::UIScriptControllerMac::clearAllCallbacks):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerMac::chooseMenuAction):
(WTR::UIScriptControllerMac::activateAtPoint):

LayoutTests:

Refactors existing layout tests for programmatic paste requests on iOS, such that they now run in both iOS and
macOS. See below for more details.

* TestExpectations:
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-confirmation-expected.txt: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-confirmation-expected.txt.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-confirmation.html: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-confirmation.html.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-consecutive-confirmations-expected.txt: Added.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-consecutive-confirmations.html: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-consecutive-confirmations.html.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-rejection-expected.txt: Added.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-rejection.html: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-rejection.html.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-requires-user-gesture-expected.txt: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-requires-user-gesture-expected.txt.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-requires-user-gesture.html: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-requires-user-gesture.html.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-same-origin-expected.txt: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-same-origin-expected.txt.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/dom-paste-same-origin.html: Renamed from LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-same-origin.html.
* editing/pasteboard/dom-paste/resources/dom-paste-helper.js: Added.

Re-word some of these layout tests' descriptions to reference "clicks or taps", instead of just "taps", and also
replace mentions of "callout bars" with platform-agnostic "menus".

(return.new.Promise.):
(async._waitForOrTriggerPasteMenu):
(async.triggerPasteMenuAfterActivatingLocation):
(async.waitForPasteMenu):

Refactor these testing helpers to support both iOS and macOS:

(1) Replace code that finds callout bar menu items and synthesizes taps on iOS, with code that instead chooses a
menu item with the given title (in this case, "Paste"). This is supported on both macOS and iOS, where we invoke
the NSMenuItem's action and dismiss the menu item, and find and tap the callout bar menu item, respectively.

(2) Implement UIScriptController::activateAtPoint, which is used as a cross-platform way of activating an
element at the given point. On iOS, this taps the given location, and on macOS, this moves the mouse to that
location and then simulates a click (mouse down and mouse up). In a subsequent patch, we should additionally use
this in the implementation of UIHelper.activateAt().

* editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-consecutive-confirmations-expected.txt: Removed.
* editing/pasteboard/ios/dom-paste-rejection-expected.txt: Removed.
* editing/pasteboard/ios/resources/dom-paste-helper.js: Removed.
* platform/ios-wk2/TestExpectations:
* platform/ios/TestExpectations:
* platform/mac-wk2/TestExpectations:
* platform/win/TestExpectations:
* platform/wincairo/TestExpectations:

Skip editing/pasteboard/dom-paste everywhere for now, except for macOS and iOS WebKit2.


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