### Godot version

v4.0.beta15.official [4fa6edc88]

### System information

Windows 10

### Issue description

I use a custom keyboard layout (I made it myself), and it has «dead keys» (just like International keyboard layouts have). For example, if I press `'`, nothing happens, but if I press `a` after that, I'll get `á`. If I press `'` and `Space`, I'll get just `'`. And with my layout:
If I press `Shift + .` and then `a`, I will get `ᵄ`.
If I press `Shift + .` and then `Space`, I will get `>`.
If I press `Shift + [` and then `5`, I will get `₅`.
If I press `Shift + [` and then `Space`, I will get `{`.
In beta 14 and before, everything worked fine, but in beta 15 when I press `Shift + .` and `Space`, just nothing happens, I don't get `>`. Same for `Shift + [` and `Space`, I don't get `>`. It seems the problem is with `Shift`, because I still can type `á` (`'` and `a`) or `'` (`'` and `Space`), but not `ä` (`Shift + '` and `a`) or `"` (`Shift + '` and `Space`). In the latter cases I get `á` and `'` as if `Shift` were never pressed.

### Steps to reproduce

Install/add US International keyboard layout or [Extended Latin keyboard layout](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/10494466/Layouts.zip) (just run `Extended Latin\ExtLat6\setup.exe`).
Open script editor.
Press `Shift + '`.
Then press `a`.

### Minimal reproduction project

N/A
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		WindowRect.top = screen_rect.position.y;
		WindowRect.bottom = screen_rect.position.y + screen_rect.size.y;
	} else {
		Rect2i srect = screen_get_usable_rect(rq_screen);
		Point2i wpos = p_rect.position;
		if (srect != Rect2i()) {
			wpos.x = CLAMP(wpos.x, srect.position.x, srect.position.x + srect.size.width - p_rect.size.width / 3);
			wpos.y = CLAMP(wpos.y, srect.position.y, srect.position.y + srect.size.height - p_rect.size.height / 3);
		}
		WindowRect.left = wpos.x;
		WindowRect.right = wpos.x + p_rect.size.x;
		WindowRect.top = wpos.y;
		WindowRect.bottom = wpos.y + p_rect.size.y;
	}
	Point2i offset = _get_screens_origin();
	WindowRect.left += offset.x;
	WindowRect.right += offset.x;
	WindowRect.top += offset.y;
	WindowRect.bottom += offset.y;
	AdjustWindowRectEx(&WindowRect, dwStyle, FALSE, dwExStyle);
	WindowID id = window_id_counter;
	{
		WindowData &wd = windows[id];
		wd.hWnd = CreateWindowExW(
				dwExStyle,
				L"Engine", L"",
				dwStyle,