Fix SemanticsAction naming consistency (#32411)

Removes the `Index` suffix from kMoveCursorForwardByWord and
kMoveCursorBackwardByWord values in the SemanticsAction enum. These were
erroneously copied as-is from the private class members in the dart:ui
implementation in lib/ui/semantics/semantics.dart where the class
members refer to the enum index here. This removes the trailing `Index`
for consistency with the other enum members here.

This is also useful in the context of automated testing for API
consistency between these enums, the ones in dart:ui (native and web
implementations) and the embedder API.

Issue: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/101217
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