Bug 220430

Created attachment 417199 [details] Code Reproduction When clearing an input programmatically, the autocapitalize attribute no longer works as expected. Steps to reproduce: 1. Open attached code reproduction on an iOS device. 2. Type "test" into the input. It should be rendered as "Test" because autocapitalize is enabled. 3. Tap the "Clear Input" button. The value of the input should be set to the empty string, and the input should remain focused. 4. Type "test" into the input. It should be rendered as "test" this time. If you have predictive text enabled on your iOS device, you should notice that the first suggestion on the left is "Testtest". This leads me to believe that iOS is not updating some internal state for the input when programmatically clearing. Expected Behavior: After clearing the input the first time, I would expect that typing "test" would get rendered out as "Test" due to the autocapitalize attribute. Actual Behavior: Typing "test" is rendered out as "test". Other info: * I can reproduce this on iOS 13 and iOS 14. * This works as expected on Chrome for Android. * A common use case for this is when users want to clear an input without closing the keyboard. In the example I attached, the clear button has a "touchstart" listener that a) clears the input value and b) calls event.preventDefault so the keyboard does not get closed.