fix(touchpad): correct DConfig key name for gesture enabled

[52cyb]

Use "touchPadEnabled" to match the key defined in org.deepin.dde.daemon.gesture schema, fixing touchpad gestures remaining active after disabling the touchpad.

修复触控板禁用后手势仍然可用的问题，DConfig key 名称大小写不匹配导致写入了错误的配置项。

Log: 修复禁用触控板后手势仍然可用的bug
PMS: 360815
Influence: 禁用触控板后，触控板手势正确停止响应

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Ensure disabling the touchpad correctly disables touchpad gestures by aligning the DConfig key name with the gesture daemon schema.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adjusts the DConfig key used to control whether gestures are enabled on the touchpad so that it matches the actual schema key, ensuring gestures correctly follow the touchpad enabled state.

Sequence diagram for updated touchpad gesture DConfig key handling

sequenceDiagram
    participant Touchpad
    participant Gesture
    participant DConfig

    Touchpad->>Gesture: enableGesture(enabled)
    Gesture->>DConfig: GetValueBool(touchPadEnabled)
    alt value equals enabled
        Gesture-->>Touchpad: return (no change)
    else value differs
        Gesture->>DConfig: SetValue(touchPadEnabled, enabled)
        DConfig-->>Gesture: ack
        Gesture-->>Touchpad: return
    end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Align DConfig key name for touchpad gesture enablement with schema to ensure correct configuration is read and written.	Update the boolean read for gesture enablement to use the correct DConfig key name Update the configuration write for gesture enablement to use the correct DConfig key name	inputdevices1/touchpad.go

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The DConfig key name is now fixed in two places; consider extracting it into a shared constant to avoid future casing/typo bugs.
• enableGesture ignores errors from GetValueBool and SetValue; handling or logging these errors would make failures in DConfig access easier to diagnose.

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The DConfig key name is now fixed in two places; consider extracting it into a shared constant to avoid future casing/typo bugs.
- `enableGesture` ignores errors from `GetValueBool` and `SetValue`; handling or logging these errors would make failures in DConfig access easier to diagnose.

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