Fix pointer event mapping when windows are fixed to native orientation

When the "fix native orientation" feature is enabled via
WA_SymbianNoSystemRotation, QSymbianControl has to do an extra
mapping for all pointer events because in this special mode the
RWindow and thus the CCoeControl will "rotate" (i.e. will change
their dimensions according to the orientation of the device),
however the EGL window surface and the QWidget will remain locked
to the native orientation of the device (typically portrait).

This means that the pointer events will correspond to the current
orientation of the device, which is not what Qt wants: typically
a graphics view or similar will perform the transformation of the
input events too, and therefore passing already-transformed events
is wrong (as it would result in double transformation). To solve
this, all pointer event coordinates are mapped back to the native
orientation.

This had a problem however: It only took the traditional portrait
and landscape modes into account. When there are two landscape modes
(i.e. rotations of both 90 and 270 degrees are supported), the
mapping of pointer events generated wrong results in one of them
because they treated them the same. The patch corrects this, so all
three orientations will result in proper input behavior, even when
NoSystemRotation is set.

Task-number: QT-5236
Reviewed-by: Sami Merila

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