Lexical based editor #5058
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Started basic playground for testing lexical as a new WYSIWYG editor. Moved out tinymce to be under wysiwyg-tinymce instead so lexical is the default, but TinyMce code remains.
Structured UI logical to be fairly standard and mostly covered via a base class that handles context and core dom work.
Connected up to work with image form
With a bunch of default icons
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Playing with the idea of using Lexical as a new editor, to eventually replace TinyMCE.
A lot of work though, not looking forward to tables 😱.
Switching direct from TinyMCE would be a hard landing, as the schema/structure imposed does is more strict than what TinyMCE would accept in our configuration, and there's bound to be many differences.
Would want to release in parallel, first as opt-in, then opt-out, then remove TinyMCE.
Related to #4908