* Make some overlay-related types/members internal
* Make sure that TopLevel is no longer the actual root of the visual tree. This is needed for our future changes.
* API diff
* Apply suggestion from @Copilot
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* Apply suggestion from @Copilot
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* Fixed incorrect test
* Make automation to target FocusRoot
* api diff
* Hide WindowBase/EmbeddableControlRoot's parents from automation
* api diff
* Separate automation root and visual root for automation purposes
* Hide ChromeOverlayLayer from public API
* Synchronize WindowBase visibility to VisualRoot
* Hide WindowBase.ArrangeSetBounds
* api diff
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* Extracted IInputRoot out of TopLevel
* Move some input handling out of TopLevel
* Remove old class, make layout manager private
* Removed IRenderRoot
* Make VisualTreeAttachmentEventArgs a bit more sensible
* Move ILayoutRoot to PresentationSource
# Conflicts:
# tests/Avalonia.Controls.UnitTests/TabControlTests.cs
* Updated some VisualRoot / GetVisualRoot usages
* Updated more XxxRoot usages
* More Root usages
* Addressed review
* Hurr-durr xml
* More fixes
* Maybe fix android compilation
* API diff
* Yet another cast
* I had to use MSIL analysis to detect those casts
* Fixed automation
* Fix PointerOverPreProcessor
* Fix?
* Removed yet another cast to Visual
* The amount of random downcasts is astonishing
* Maybe fix mac
* Addressed review
* Fixed overlay popups not automatically closing
* Fix overlay tooltip tests not actually generating overlay tooltips
Verify popup type whenever we verify that the popup is open
* Fixed overlay tooltips not being attached to the visual tree in tests
* Add failing test for #8638.
* Don't hide tooltip when pointer is over tooltip.
Fixes#8638
* Close the tooltip when pointer exits.
If the pointer has been moved from the control to the tooltip, then out of the tooltip to another control, ensure that the tooltip is closed.
* AdornedControl can be a standard CLR property.
Applying styling in the constructor isn't a good idea as demonstrated by #8549..
Instead apply styling when showing a window, or if it's needed call `ApplyStyling` manually, e.g. in unit tests.
Fixes#8549
Julien Lebosquain
Nikita Tsukanov
Tom Edwards
Max Katz
Steven Kirk
Steven Kirk
Dan Walmsley
Andrey Kunchev