fix: hardcoded config variable name for default TinyMCE config#17
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default-tinymce-config.jswas relying on the additional config variable name beingtinymceAdditionalConfig, but this variable name is configurable, so this wasn't always the case.When this variable name was different, the GPL license config wasn't applied, which caused unwanted "Upgrade" buttons to appear along with other TinyMCE Cloud version elements.
This MR updates the problematic behaviour to use the configured variable name instead of an hardcoded assumption.
closes #16