Sara Valderrama 0244f15dab Use views not components for Litho nodes in AX tree + more sidebar props
Summary: Switches the tree to use the view hierarchy for Litho nodes rather than Litho component hierarchy since Accessibility services interact with the views rendered. Includes a few more properties in the accessibility sidebar and updates to the segmented sidebar based on derived/non-derived properties for all views. Also adds functions to the AccessibilityUtil to be able to work on the accessibility sidebar while still leaving the non-accessibility sidebar unchanged. Eventually the accessibility panel will be removed from 'normal' mode and the original functions will no longer be necessary.

Reviewed By: blavalla

Differential Revision: D8881739

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