feat!: Improve context announcement keyboard shortcuts#9863
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this is a feat, not a fix, and it's a breaking change because you're registering a new keyboard shortcut
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normally i manually undo this change but i vote we just keep it off and see what happens
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Fixes RaspberryPiFoundation/blockly-keyboard-experimentation#764
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This PR backports the Shift-I keyboard shortcut that announces the block hierarchy down to the current block, and backports the regular I keyboard shortcut behavior that announces a verbose description of the current block when one is focused.