fix: Update ProseMirror imports to @tiptap/pm/* packages
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## [2.0.2](v2.0.1...v2.0.2) (2023-09-14) ### Bug Fixes * Update ProseMirror imports to `@tiptap/pm/*` packages ([#443](#443)) ([48e42e8](48e42e8))
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Overview
To avoid conflicts between different dependencies versions, and to make sure that we are always use the same
prosemirror-*dependencies as Tiptap, all imports have been changed to@tiptap/pm/*. This is long overdue, and something I simply forgot to do.PR Checklist
Test plan
As long as it builds, everything should be fine.