Config.Focused represents window interaction focus, which should only
change when the window gains or loses user interaction capability.
The focus state is already correctly handled in:
- onResume → focused = true (window gains interaction focus)
- onPause → focused = false (window loses interaction focus)
Therefore, sending additional ConfigEvent in onStop and onSurfaceDestroyed
is redundant because:
- onStop is always preceded by onPause
- onSurfaceDestroyed is a low-level surface event unrelated to focus
This cleanup aligns the Android implementation with the correct semantic
that Config.Focused = window interaction focus, not view focus or
surface state.
Signed-off-by: CoyAce <akeycoy@gmail.com>
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