Support toggling the PDFFindBar options with the Enter key (issue 19175)
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… 19175) These DOM elements are `input type="checkbox"` and (natively) only support being toggled with the `Space` key, however we can extend an existing event-listener to "manually" support the `Enter` key as well.
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These DOM elements are
input type="checkbox"and (natively) only support being toggled with theSpacekey, however we can extend an existing event-listener to "manually" support theEnterkey as well.