Preserve onClick/keyUp/keyDown event listener for Touchables

[EyMaddis]

By default, React Native for Web handles some edge cases for Touchables which lead to unexpected behaviour.
Example:

<TouchableOpacity
 onClick={() => console.log('never called')}
 accessibilityRole="link"
>

vs

<TouchableOpacity
 onClick={() => console.log('called')}
 accessibilityRole="button"
>

For key events its even more extreme and might block propagation, but only if ENTER was used.

A little bit of context:
I develop a SmartTV App with React Native Web, in which I implemented spatial navigation (via arrow keys) in which I need to be able to globally handle ENTER events, this allows for a workaround.
What would already work help would be the removal of e.stopPropagation(). I was unsure whether this solves a specific problem, so I chose the opt-out method instead.

This makes my workaround from #1219 usable.

[necolas]

If you're listening to global events outside of React you can use the capture phase instead to work with events before they reach the bubble phase. No plans to add more events to the components

[EyMaddis]

I am not sure I understand this correctly.
This contains two problems:

1. onClick is blocked
2. Propagation is blocked.

I understand your comment to only relate to 2. However, Issue 1 is more crucial as there is no way around it because the createElement will block the handler.

I could would be fine (under minor protest :) ) to leave out the propagation part, but blocking click for links is wrong in just wrong in my opinion.