tdf#163989 gtk3 a11y: Set a11y parent for native GTK vcl::Window child HEADmaster

When mixing vcl::Window and native GtkWidget, the native
GtkWidget's AtkObject is correctly reported as the
InterimWindow child e.g. for the text edit of the combobox
in the Find toolbar since

commit 39e0bdb686baf76a4c54d12cfa66aa9f08db8c3f
Author: Michael Weghorn <m.weghorn@posteo.de>
Date:   Mon Mar 3 17:42:03 2025 +0100

tdf#163989 vcl a11y: Rework toolbar item window a11y

. However, the GtkWidget's AtkObject was not reporting the accessible
object of the parent vcl::Window as its parent (but presumably the
next GtkWidget in the hierarchy), which resulted in an inconsistent
a11y hierarchy: The "a11y object path" top-down is different from the
bottom-up one.
This inconsistency e.g. caused Accerciser's "Jump to object" feature
to not select the correct object in its treeview of the LO a11y hierarchy
when clicking on the event source of the "object:text-caret-moved"
AT-SPI2 event triggered by typing in the search bar.

Event displayed in Accerciser's Event Monitor:

65.7 object:text-caret-moved(2, 0, 0)
source: [text | ]
application: [application | soffice]

When clicking on the event source, the correct area on screen
was highlighted and details about the object were displayed in
Accerciser's Interface Viewer, but the object wasn't selected
in the treeview.

Bottom-up a11y object path printed via Accerciser's IPython console:

In [2]: obj = acc
In [3]: while obj:
In [3]:     print(f'object: {obj}, index in parent: {obj.get_index_in_parent()}')
In [3]:     obj = obj.parent
In [3]:
object: [text | ], index in parent: 0
object: [combo box | ], index in parent: 0
object: [filler | ], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 0
object: [viewport | ], index in parent: 0
object: [scroll pane | ], index in parent: 3
object: [root pane | Untitled 1 — LibreOfficeDev Writer 25.8 [f3288f031a2667a8acc7b3c79744fed1db590845]], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 1
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 0
object: [frame | Untitled 1 — LibreOfficeDev Writer 25.8 [f3288f031a2667a8acc7b3c79744fed1db590845]], index in parent: 0
object: [application | soffice], index in parent: -1
object: [desktop frame | main], index in parent: -1

This is missing various objects as compared to the top-down path
seen when navigating from the top-level application object down
to the combobox's text edit in Accerciser's treeview.

Fix this by explicitly setting the parent of the GtkWidget's
AtkObject to the AtkObject that wraps the XAccessible of the
vcl::Window. This makes sure the parent <-> child relationship
is now consistent both ways.

Bottom-up a11y object path with this commit in place:

In [1]: obj = acc
In [2]: while obj:
In [2]:     print(f'object: {obj}, index in parent: {obj.get_index_in_parent()}')
In [2]:     obj = obj.parent
In [2]:
object: [text | ], index in parent: 0
object: [combo box | ], index in parent: 0
object: [filler | ], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 0
object: [filler | ], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | Find Values], index in parent: 1
object: [tool bar | Find], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 5
object: [root pane | Untitled 1 — LibreOfficeDev Writer 25.8 [1d0572a62fcbba1a96438f49b737e2b177e6cb8e]], index in parent: 0
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 1
object: [panel | ], index in parent: 0
object: [frame | Untitled 1 — LibreOfficeDev Writer 25.8 [1d0572a62fcbba1a96438f49b737e2b177e6cb8e]], index in parent: 0
object: [application | soffice], index in parent: -1
object: [desktop frame | main], index in parent: -1

This matches the (reversed) top-down object path, and makes Accerciser's
"Jump to object" feature work for the scenario described above
when using the gtk3 VCL plugin.

Change-Id: Ibd18aef3c784d63c75ab29287910c31273939538
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/182992
Reviewed-by: Michael Weghorn <m.weghorn@posteo.de>
Tested-by: Jenkins

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