CSS selector matching natively-focusable elements: links with an
href, the enabled form controls, and anything with an explicit
non-negative tabindex. Form controls carry :not(:disabled) because
a disabled control is not in the tab order - without it a descendant
probe would count a disabled button as focusable and a restore target
could land on an unfocusable element. Single source of truth for "is
this focusable" - the element-level CngxFocusRestore predicate
matches against it, and descendant probes (e.g. "does this panel
contain a focusable child?") query against it. Keeping one selector
stops the two uses from drifting apart.