Revert "NVDAObjects.UIA: provide a base implementation of UIA item st…

…atus property event (#14080)" (#14136)

This reverts commit a4644ef.

This reverts commit a4644ef.

Link to issue number:
reverts #14080
re-opens #13973

Summary of the issue:
Based on discussion in #14086 (comment), it appears that #14080 makes the behaviour worse when using WPF projects in VS.

Description of user facing changes
#13973 is now an issue again

Description of development approach
reverts #14080

source/NVDAObjects/UIA/__init__.py

@@ -2043,18 +2043,6 @@ def event_UIA_notification(self, notificationKind=None, notificationProcessing=U
 				speech.cancelSpeech()
 			ui.message(displayString)
 
-	_itemStatusCache = None
-
-	def event_UIA_itemStatus(self):
-		"""
-		Base implementation of UIA item status property event.
-		By default NVDA will announce element name and item status if any.
-		"""
-		itemStatus = self.UIAElement.currentItemStatus
-		if itemStatus and itemStatus != self._itemStatusCache:
-			ui.message(f"{self.name} {itemStatus}")
-		self._itemStatusCache = itemStatus
-
 	def event_UIA_dragDropEffect(self):
 		# UIA drag drop effect was introduced in Windows 8.
 		try:

user_docs/en/changes.t2t

@@ -66,7 +66,6 @@ Note there are still known issues with Chrome and Edge. (#13254)
   - Touch screen interaction should now be accurate for most applications. (#7083)
   - Mouse tracking should now work for most applications. (#6722)
   -
-- NVDA will announce UIA item status property changes in places such as the Visual Studio 2022 create app packages dialog. (#13973)
 - Orientation state (landscape/portrait) changes are now correctly ignored when there is no change (e.g. monitor changes). (#14035)
 - NVDA will announce dragging items on screen in places such as rearranging Windows 10 Start menu tiles and virtual desktops in Windows 11. (#12271, #14081)
 -