Scheduler: Filter out continuous input for kPrioritizeCompositingAfterInput

Continuous input, when rAF-algined, hops through the input task queue
before ultimately running in rAF. This means we need to do more
filtering in the scheduler to only prioritize rendering after discrete
inputs. This CL adds that filtering.

This also moves the kPrioritizeCompositingAfterInput from
OnTaskComplete() to
MaybeUpdateCompositorTaskQueuePriorityOnTaskCompleted(), consolidating
the logic to update compositor priority after a task runs.

(cherry picked from commit c528d652aa8aa3ce6267dfcfe3b406b60122781f)

Bug: 853771, 1068426
Change-Id: Ifd3d00440688b015015d7d20320de330a70db376
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