Add support for Swiftkey Android keyboard

[QADavidCalvo]

Add support for Swiftkey Android keyboard

🔍️ Description

Added Swiftkey to the available Android keyboards and the Xpaths needed to map the keys and suggestions.

🧐 Context

Only for Android devices (emulators and real devices)

⚠️ Side-effects / Shortcomings

• The numbers layout is not mapped

✅ How this was tested ?

• To map the keys run kebbie show_layout -K swiftkey
• To evaluate the keyboard run kebbie evaluate -K swiftkey

🌱 Checklist

• Perform self-review of my own code
• Comment the code, particularly in hard-to-understand areas
• Update the documentation accordingly to the new code
• Lint / format the code
• Update existing tests / Add new tests
• Tests are passing locally

[astariul]

Lint is not passing because the Emulator constructor is too complex. I think it's okay to just put # noqa: C901, similarly to here :

kebbie/kebbie/emulator.py

Line 428 in 642f0f7

def type_characters(self, characters: str): # noqa: C901

Then you can fix the other issues with :

pip install ruff
ruff . --fix
ruff format . --fix

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For the tests, they are all passing, but since you added some line of code, the coverage decreased from 78% to 77%. The job is failing because the coverage badge wasn't updated.

You can update it with :

pip install -e .[test]
pytest
coverage-badge -o .github/badges/coverage.svg -f

(I should really find a better way, if the badge could update automatically that would be great...)

[QADavidCalvo]

Fixed

[astariul]

@QADavidCalvo I took the liberty to push code in your PR. Summary of my changes :

• Fix key detections for Swiftkey (some key were misnamed in the XML document, had to rename them to match our other keyboards)
• Some swiftkey-specific behavior
• Add documentation on how to install swiftkey and set it up

[astariul]

LGTM !

Feel free to merge this PR :)

On my side, I'll run the tests on swiftkey, and I'll upload the results in the leaderboard (in another PR)