With the modern keyboard events, the Backspace/Enter handlers were being
triggered even when they were part of an IME composition, which broke
the native IME handling. We now ignore all keyboard events that are part
of composition to avoid this issue.
If you do `*` then space or `1. ` then space at the beginning of a line,
we automatically create a list. Now you can use undo to undo just the
automatic list creation, reverting to the plain text you typed.
The keyboard event handling code was written over a decade ago and we
have better APIs now! More importantly, the old APIs are deprecated, so
we should stop using them.
Fixes#450
On Chrome, if you made an inline formatting change, this would insert a
new <span> with a ZWS inside so we could focus it. Pressing Space would
remove this ZWS resulting in the focus ending up outside and so the
formatting would be lost. We were removing the ZWS so we could check
if we were at a block boundary correctly; instead, I've made it so the
boundary check can handle trailing or leading ZWS (see previous commit).
We were looking at the selection properties after we had mutated the DOM, and
trying to manipulate them based on some numbers cached from before mutating
the DOM, which could result in trying to set a negative index for the selection
offset. Instead, calculate all our values before we do any mutations.
Fixes#430
This is a massive refactor to port Squire to TypeScript, fix a bunch of small
bugs and modernise our tooling. The development was done on an internal
repository, so apologies to anyone following externally for the commit dump;
updates from here should come as real commits again.
Co-authored-by: Joe Woods <woods@fastmailteam.com>
