♿️(frontend) fix subdoc opening and emoji pick focus

[Ovgodd]

Purpose

Improve keyboard accessibility when opening the emoji picker
by focusing the input field automatically. Also fix keyboard interaction with
subdocuments using the Enter key.

Proposal

Automatically place focus on the search input when the emoji picker opens.
Additionally, ensure that pressing Enter correctly selects subdocuments,
improving keyboard usability.

• Focus emoji picker input on open
• Fix Enter key handling on subdocuments

[github-actions]

Size Change: +291 B (+0.01%)

Total Size: 4.16 MB

Filename	Size	Change
apps/impress/out/_next/static/5f930865/_buildManifest.js	0 B	-889 B (removed)	🏆
apps/impress/out/_next/static/893b3803/_buildManifest.js	889 B	+889 B (new file)	🆕

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[AntoLC]

I don't think you need it anymore, this commit (suitenumerique/ui-kit@c121fdd#diff-69b4765cf5a180b5d5c2157eb0132487a6c0b7b7fb1dc379250ce110ac162e2eR27) adds onKeyDown, so here you can add directly what you need now.
You have to bump to the last ui-kit version though.

[Ovgodd]

has talk together, waiting for updates on your side because change @gouvfr-lasuite/ui-kit": "0.18.4" to .5 or .6 seems to break

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