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Summary:
Prior to this change, when you passed text to `TextInput` via the `value` or `defaultValue` props, React Native didn't apply any of the styles in `buildSpannedFromShadowNode` to the text. This is because `spannedFromShadowNode` appends `value` after calling `buildSpannedFromShadowNode`. Many styles worked because their logic is included in both `buildSpannedFromShadowNode` and `ReactTextInputManager`. However, some only appear in `buildSpannedFromShadowNode` such as `textDecorationLine` (it would be good to understand why we need to duplicate styling logic in `buildSpannedFromShadowNode` & `ReactTextInputManager` and to know whether `ReactTextInputManager` should be handling `textDecorationLine`).
Also, this commit improves consistency between iOS and Android if you specify both `value` and children on a `TextInput`. Prior to this, iOS concatenated the strings such that the `value` prop came before the children whereas Android put the children before the `value` prop. Now Android matches iOS's behavior and puts the `value` prop before the children.
These appear to be regressions. The `value` prop used to be appended before calling `buildSpannedFromShadowNode` (this behavior appears to have been changed by accident in 80027ce6db (diff-4f5947f2fe0381c4a6373a30e596b8c3)).
The fix is to append the `value` prop before calling `buildSpannedFromShadowNode`. Additionally, we have to expose a new `start` parameter on `buildSpannedFromShadowNode` so that we can tell it to include the text from the `value` prop in the range that it styles. Without this, the start of the styled text would be immediately after `value` because `value` is appended before calling `buildSpannedFromShadowNode`
Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/pull/22461
Reviewed By: mdvacca
Differential Revision: D13282065
Pulled By: shergin
fbshipit-source-id: 4c99094741441cf54cdec0075bfd08ff7d889e66
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