fix: handle x:Name fallback in RegisterHotKeyChange and AddRichPopover#3
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RegisterHotKeyChange() directly accessed _Props["Name"] without checking for x:Name, causing a key-not-found error on AXML-defined HotKeyBox elements that only have x:Name set. _AddRichPopover() only checked _Props["Name"], so AXML-defined elements with x:Name would bypass the existing name and get a duplicated auto-generated name instead. Both functions now follow the same Name/x:Name fallback pattern already used by Find(), _CollectInlineEvents(), and _AddRichPopoverAdv().
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RegisterHotKeyChange() directly accessed _Props["Name"] without checking for x:Name, causing a key-not-found error on AXML-defined HotKeyBox elements that only have x:Name set.
_AddRichPopover() only checked _Props["Name"], so AXML-defined elements with x:Name would bypass the existing name and get a duplicated auto-generated name instead.
Both functions now follow the same Name/x:Name fallback pattern already used by Find(), _CollectInlineEvents(), and _AddRichPopoverAdv().