fix: Pass-through modifier keys #918
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## [8.7.7](v8.7.6...v8.7.7) (2024-07-18) ### Bug Fixes * Pass-through modifier keys ([#918](#918)) ([29d0e5c](29d0e5c))
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The W3C actions spec defines the range of modifier keys that must be specially parsed, although iOS does not seem to support entering keys with modifiers (or at least I cannot find a way to make it work). Thus it makes sense to just pass these unicode chars through.
Addresses appium/appium#17734