Use [NSEvent characters] to retrieve the input character.

This is how it was done in Qt 4.

An issue with the current approach was that it did not consider
modifiers when setting a Qt::Key_* value, which would assign the same
Qt keycode for:

a = a(65)
Alt + a = ā(65) [here it should return a unicode value for 'ā']

This is inconsistent with the other platform plugins.

Also in the combination with a dead keys it was returning nothing in
the output.

Task-number: QTBUG-29005

(cherry picked from commit 6730413fcac1d7eb39af3683b87f965c5823cb6c)

Change-Id: Ic28eb55b3a9798ecb6012cc2e3fb18589b8b0392
Reviewed-by: Shawn Rutledge <shawn.rutledge@digia.com>

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