fix: normalize blog markdown imports and YouTube embeds#4527
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Read the current TipTap document from the file editor before save and publish so recent edits are not lost behind the debounced editor state. Also sync media-library image inserts into local editor state immediately so dirty tracking and preview stay current.
Disable caching for the draft list on both the client fetch and API response. Use the server-returned draft path and branch when updating the query cache, then refetch active draft queries to reconcile state so new posts appear immediately without a manual page refresh.
Teach the shared blog clip node to parse and round-trip saved <Clip> blocks, YouTube iframes, and pasted embed snippets through a normalized embed URL. Update Google Docs import to use the blog markdown serializer so underlined links stop turning into ++...++ and imported YouTube iframes become clip nodes. Add focused clip markdown tests for URL normalization, iframe parsing, Clip block parsing, and serialization coverage.
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* fix: save live content admin editor state Read the current TipTap document from the file editor before save and publish so recent edits are not lost behind the debounced editor state. Also sync media-library image inserts into local editor state immediately so dirty tracking and preview stay current. * fix: refresh content admin drafts after post creation Disable caching for the draft list on both the client fetch and API response. Use the server-returned draft path and branch when updating the query cache, then refetch active draft queries to reconcile state so new posts appear immediately without a manual page refresh. * fix: normalize blog markdown imports and YouTube embeds Teach the shared blog clip node to parse and round-trip saved <Clip> blocks, YouTube iframes, and pasted embed snippets through a normalized embed URL. Update Google Docs import to use the blog markdown serializer so underlined links stop turning into ++...++ and imported YouTube iframes become clip nodes. Add focused clip markdown tests for URL normalization, iframe parsing, Clip block parsing, and serialization coverage.
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Teach the shared blog clip node to parse and round-trip saved blocks, YouTube iframes, and pasted embed snippets through a normalized embed URL.
Update Google Docs import to use the blog markdown serializer so underlined links stop turning into ++...++ and imported YouTube iframes become clip nodes.
Add focused clip markdown tests for URL normalization, iframe parsing, Clip block parsing, and serialization coverage.
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