Properly fix cursor position in Korean IME#15648
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Description
If an IME doesn't provide a cursor position via GCS_CURSORPOS, the cursor position will now default to the end of the composition. This is what other programs on Windows do for Korean IME. (Sidenote: we could theoretically report the position as not set, as allowed by https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL3/SDL_TextEditingEvent, but that can be done in another PR).
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