Add features to the base message-input keyboard #428
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…one' button on iOS) with sentence-style capitalization (first word in a sentence capital by default)
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This adds the "keyboardType: TextInputType.text" and "textCapitalization: TextCapitalization.sentences" options to the TextInput widget for MessageInput. On iOS, this means that the keyboard has a "done" button (that can be used to dismiss it), and that the first word in every sentence will be, by default, capitalized. It should work the same way on Android. I can't easily test this on Android, but I don't think it should ruin anything, and it should have little to no effect on any platform with a hardware keyboard.