Fix Caps Lock indicator inversion on initial load

[harikrishna0315]

What was fixed

The Caps Lock indicator could become inverted when the page was loaded with Caps Lock already enabled, because the state was toggled instead of synced.

What changed

• Updated caps-warning.ts to prioritize event.getModifierState("CapsLock")
• This ensures the indicator reflects the actual Caps Lock state rather than assuming a toggle
• Added a safe fallback for environments where getModifierState is unavailable

Verification

• Manually reproduced the issue by loading the page with Caps Lock enabled
• Confirmed the indicator now shows the correct state immediately
• Verified toggling Caps Lock behaves correctly afterward

[github-actions]

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[harikrishna0315]

Hi! The CI is asking for a Conventional Commits–style PR title.
I’m unable to edit the PR title from my side.

Could a maintainer please rename this PR to:

fix(caps-warning): correct Caps Lock indicator inversion (@harikrishna0315)

Thanks!

[fehmer]

hi @harikrishna0315 , thank you for your contribution. There is already a PR #7478 fixing this issue