Add Gestures support for Magnification/Pan/Rotate/Scroll#2950
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Adds a cross-platform gesture API for controls via Control.Gestures, with support for magnification, rotation, pan, and scroll gestures.
Added Gesture as the shared base type with Enabled, Activated, attached Control, and simultaneous-recognition controls.
Added concrete gesture types:
Implemented gesture backends for Mac, WPF, WinForms, and GTK.
Added platform registration so Platform.Supports() works for gesture types.
Added attach/remove/clear gesture plumbing to control handlers.
Added a Gestures test section demonstrating pinch, rotate, pan, scroll, simultaneous gesture recognition, pan mouse button selection, and wheel scroll amount adjustment.