Echo typed characters in Wine edit fields

tests/README.md

@@ -193,21 +193,24 @@ python3 tests/menu_integration.py --build-dir build --fixture winforms --32-bit
 python3 tests/menu_integration.py --build-dir build --fixture notepad
 ```
 
-The standard Edit fixture checks focus, characters/words/lines, incremental
-selection and unselection, Backspace/Delete/Clear, read-only controls, password
+The standard Edit fixture checks focus, typing echo, characters/words/lines,
+incremental selection and unselection, Backspace/Delete/Clear, read-only controls, password
 exclusion, surrogate pairs, rapid repeated letters, menu return at the caret,
 short replacements, CRLF deletion, long-line truncation, Undo snapshots, and
 Ctrl+End line reading, and Up/Down navigation in a read-only multiline output
-control. Both 32-bit and 64-bit fixtures use the same assertions. Lifecycle
-variants attach after the control has focus or
+control. Typing checks include repeated letters, spaces, Enter/Tab, accented
+characters, surrogate pairs, selection replacement, documents beyond the full
+snapshot limit, and silence for password/background/read-only fields and
+input rejected at the text limit. Both 32-bit and 64-bit fixtures use the same
+assertions. Lifecycle variants attach after the control has focus or
 restart the helper without closing it. Every text action must have an established
 focus source, matching the Go reader's filtering contract.
 
 The Notepad fixture launches Wine's actual `notepad.exe` and uses `SendInput`
-for arrows, Ctrl+Right, Shift selection, Delete, and Alt/Escape menu return. It
-checks resulting document text as well as recorded accessibility output. These
+for typing, arrows, Ctrl+Right, Shift selection, Delete, and Alt/Escape menu return.
+It checks resulting document text as well as recorded accessibility output. These
 tests use a recording D-Bus service; they do not run the full reader or prove
-audible speech, typing echo, physical keys, or a physical braille display.
+audible typing echo, physical keys, or a physical braille display.
 
 For live MUSHclient acceptance, install the helper and reopen MUSHclient so the
 updated 32-bit DLL can load. In the command field, check Left/Right and
@@ -408,8 +411,9 @@ helper and the application load the new DLL together. Reopen BARD in its own
 prefix. Tab and Shift+Tab between Email, Password, Sign in and Work Offline.
 Expect labels and edit/password roles; navigate and select ordinary email
 text, and confirm password contents stay excluded. Recheck native Notepad,
-menus, the installer list and switching to Linux applications. Typing echo
-and routable Wine review remain separate unfinished features.
+menus, the installer list and switching to Linux applications. Standard Edit
+typing echo is now forwarded through editor events; routable Wine review
+remains unfinished.
 
 ## Live Notepad acceptance
 
@@ -421,8 +425,10 @@ Close existing Notepad windows after saving any work so the updated hook can loa
    rebuilds Cthulhu and its braille helper and opens the test terminal; it does
    not build wine-access.
 3. Run `wine notepad` in the intended Wine prefix. Expect edit/blank focus
-   feedback. Type `hello beta`, Enter, then `second line`. Typing echo should
-   follow the reader's configured settings.
+   feedback. Type `hello beta`, Enter, then `second line`. Expect each typed
+   character, including both `l` characters, spaces and the line break. Standard
+   Edit typing uses the reader's editor feedback path. Check typing over selected
+   text too, and confirm password fields never announce their typed contents.
 4. Press Ctrl+Home, then Right three times. Expect the first line at Ctrl+Home,
    then `e`, `l`, `l`. Both repeated letters should produce feedback. Ctrl+Right
    should read `beta`; Down should read `second line`.