[126punith]

Summary:

Fixes #30862.

AccessibilityInfo.isAccessibilityServiceEnabled() tells an app whether any accessibility service is on, but not which ones. Apps sometimes need that to adapt their behavior. For example, an app may want to avoid auto-playing video audio while TalkBack is reading the screen.

This PR adds an Android-only method, AccessibilityInfo.getEnabledAccessibilityServices(). It returns a promise that resolves to the IDs of the enabled accessibility services, such as com.google.android.marvin.talkback/.TalkBackService, or an empty array when none are enabled.

Changes

• TurboModule spec (NativeAccessibilityInfo.js): adds an optional getEnabledAccessibilityServices(onSuccess) method, matching the shape of isAccessibilityServiceEnabled.
• Android (AccessibilityInfoModule.kt): implements the method with AccessibilityManager.getEnabledAccessibilityServiceList(AccessibilityServiceInfo.FEEDBACK_ALL_MASK) and returns each service's id as a WritableArray. If the manager is unavailable, it returns an empty array.
• JavaScript API (AccessibilityInfo.js): adds getEnabledAccessibilityServices(): Promise<Array<string>>. The promise rejects on iOS, and when the native module or method is missing, using the same error-message pattern as isAccessibilityServiceEnabled().
• Types: adds the declaration to types_DEPRECATED/.../AccessibilityInfo.d.ts and regenerates ReactNativeApi.d.ts with yarn build-types.
• Jest preset mock (@react-native/jest-preset): adds getEnabledAccessibilityServices, which resolves to [].
• C++ API snapshots: adds the generated getEnabledAccessibilityServices: entry to NativeAccessibilityInfoSpec in the four ReactApple*Cxx.api snapshots.

The API returns plain service ID strings rather than descriptor objects to keep the public surface small. Listing installed services is tracked separately in #30864.

Changelog:

[ANDROID] [ADDED] - Add AccessibilityInfo.getEnabledAccessibilityServices() to list the IDs of enabled accessibility services

Test Plan:

• yarn test packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/AccessibilityInfo packages/jest-preset: 5 suites and 53 tests passed. New tests cover four cases: the native method is available, the native method is missing, the native module is null, and the call is made on iOS.
• yarn flow-check: 0 errors.
• yarn lint: passed.
• yarn format-check-kotlin, plus Prettier on the changed JS/TS files: passed.
• yarn build-types, then yarn test-generated-typescript: passed.
• ./gradlew :packages:react-native:ReactAndroid:compileDebugKotlin: BUILD SUCCESSFUL. The generated NativeAccessibilityInfoSpec.java includes getEnabledAccessibilityServices(Callback).
• C++ API snapshots: I added only the one NativeAccessibilityInfoSpec line that python -m scripts.cxx-api.parser generates. My local Doxygen version (1.18.0) differs from the one CI uses (1.16.1) and produces unrelated diffs, so I did not commit the rest of its output.
• Not run: an on-device check in RNTester with TalkBack enabled.

Example usage:

const services = await AccessibilityInfo.getEnabledAccessibilityServices();
// ['com.google.android.marvin.talkback/.TalkBackService']

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Note on the API check: this change is purely additive. It adds a new Android-only method, AccessibilityInfo.getEnabledAccessibilityServices(): Promise<Array<string>>, and does not modify or remove any existing signatures. I kept the return type to plain service IDs to keep the API surface small, but I'm happy to adjust the shape (for example, return descriptor objects) if maintainers prefer.

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