Add BlurAsync API for ElementReference#67631
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Add BlurAsync API for ElementReference
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The BlurAsync extension method to ElementReference to provide a built-in way to remove focus from an element, complementing the existing FocusAsync API. Currently, developers must rely on custom JavaScript interop to invoke element.blur() for common scenarios such as removing focus from an input after pressing Enter, dismissing virtual keyboards, or implementing custom focus management. The new API offers a simple, discoverable, and consistent developer experience aligned with the existing focus-related APIs in Blazor.
Fixes #28127