fix(wysiwyg): dont apply wrapping input rules within non-default textblocks #870
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Example of problem: if type something like qoute (
>) or list markup (-,1., etc.) at start of the heading, heading will be wrapped in the selected block. This is non-obvious behavior, and users won't expect it.Solution: allow wrapping input rules only in default text blocks (
paragraph).If type
>at the beginning of a heading, entered text will remain as is and heading will not be wrapped.However, if you enter
####at the beginning of a heading, its level will change according to the characters entered.