Support onPress/onLongPress in usePressableState

[Saadnajmi]

Platforms Impacted

• iOS
• macOS
• win32 (Office)
• windows
• android

Description of changes

Related: #1035

With #863 , we introduced the hook "usePressableState" as a first step to get us off our local version of Pressable, and to use the stock React Native component instead. I'm working on completing that work for my FHL project (a week long hackathon at Microsoft). I'm working through all the issues of using the new hook vs the old one (useAsPressable). To start with, I'll start with a simple and easy fix:

To start with, I noticed that we don't pass "onPress/onLongPress" as callbacks into usePressHelper, which is used by usePressState. Thus, any of the components I tried to switch to use this new hook didn't actually execute their onPress props. We should just fix this by extending usePressHelper to support onPress/onLongPress on top of onPressIn/onPressOut.

Other things I did:

• Removed the markdown file interactive-hooks.api.md. This is a leftover file from Remove api extractor #854 where we forgot to remove this file.
• Reordered the objects spat out from both hooks to follow the same "canonical" (read: arbitrary) order of "hover / focus / press" so that it's easier to compare the states from each hook while debugging.
• Removes the platform check for the hover handlers from usePressableState. Stock Pressable handles this internally.

Verification

Locally switched components like Button and Checkbox to use the new hook and verified that their onPress callback was called.

Pull request checklist

This PR has considered (when applicable):

• Automated Tests
• Documentation and examples
• Keyboard Accessibility
• Voiceover
• Internationalization and Right-to-left Layouts