(cleanup) remove obsolete focusOutEvent() from WPushButton #14177
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focus is disabled for WWidget and enabled only for special widgets like spinboxes
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Focus is disabled in setup() anyway and there is no WPushButton-derived WWidget that sets a different focus policy, so this is never called.
'pressed' and 'hovered' states are reset in event(), eg. when switching to another window.
(I traced the events to verify)
So this is basically a fixup/cleanup for #2307 / #2460