Handle web lifecycle events for visibility and focus changes

[terrakok]

iOS Safari doesn't request a focus when the app is loaded or a user returns to the tab.
So, we decided to trigger ON_RESUME event on each touch event.

Fixes https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CMP-8014

Testing

This should be tested by QA

Release Notes

Fixes - Web

• Web Lifecycle triggers START/STOP events on the visibilitychange callback now.
• Lifecycle fix on iOS Safari: now touch events trigger ON_RESUME because Safari ignores interactions and doesn't request the focus

[eymar]

Could we have an if (lifycecle.currentState != ON_RESUME) { handle on resume... }?
So the handler code won't be invoked on every touch event which can happen frequently and this way we skip a couple of extra function calls on every event.

[terrakok]

there is already a check inside:

private fun moveToState(next: State) {
        if (state == next) {
            return
        }

[eymar]

yeah, I saw that :)
I'd like to avoid the extra 3 function calls.

Potentially: 120 FPS, 1 event per frame -> 120 * 3 = 360 redundant function calls / second.

[ApoloApps]

This behaviour should only be IOS safari specific, i dont see why this has to be applied on web desktop

[terrakok]

There are no changes in the behavior in the desktop web