fix(hotkeys): recognize contenteditable="plaintext-only" in isInputElement#51
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Use element.isContentEditable instead of checking contentEditable string values. This covers plaintext-only and inherited contenteditable, which were previously missed causing hotkeys to fire in editable elements. Closes TanStack#50 Made-with: Cursor
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Closes #50
Summary
isInputElement()previously checkedelement.contentEditableagainst'true'and'', missing'plaintext-only'and inherited contenteditable. This caused hotkeys withignoreInputs: true(the default for single keys like Backspace/Delete) to fire while typing incontenteditable="plaintext-only"elements.Replaced the string comparison with
element.isContentEditable, a computed boolean that covers all editable states:contenteditable="true"contenteditable=""contenteditable="plaintext-only"Test plan
contenteditable="plaintext-only"element is recognized as inputMade with Cursor