Make Horizontal Rule compatible with Typography extension #1241
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They Typography extension automatically converts two hyphens `--` into an em dash `–`, which means typing three hyphens in a row results in an em dash and a hyphen `–-`, instead of triggering an hr. I propose adding the `–-` pattern to this `nodeInputRule` so typing three hyphens in a row will still trigger an hr, even if 'smart dashes' are enabled via the Typography extension or otherwise.
chrisarmstrong
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The Typography extension automatically converts two hyphens
--into an em dash–, which means typing three hyphens in a row results in an em dash and a hyphen–-, instead of triggering an hr.I propose adding the
–-pattern to this extension‘snodeInputRuleso typing three hyphens in a row will still trigger an hr, even if 'smart dashes' are enabled via the Typography extension or otherwise.