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#1708 Backspace and Delete next to a non-editable block remove the block whole and join the lines either side of it, as the spec's tests do. Before, Delete at the end of a list item pulled the block's text into the item, a line in a box could move into the block, and the caret could be left outside any block. Adjacent non-editable blocks go one per key press, and a non-editable list item is removed before the bullet comes off the next one. Thanks @brendon.
#1716wrap-nodes no longer puts an inline element that holds a block, such as a <span> round a <p>, inside a paragraph, so the value stays the same when it is parsed again. Thanks @brendon.
#1718wrap-nodes keeps a <br> with the loose lines it breaks instead of turning them into separate paragraphs with a blank line between. Thanks @brendon.
#1720 Delete or Backspace next to a paragraph inside an inline element, such as <span style="…"><p>…</p></span>, joins the lines and keeps each line's styles, instead of nesting one paragraph in the other or dropping the styles. Thanks @brendon.
#1722 Backspace no longer deletes the text after the caret when wrap-nodes wraps the line it joins. Thanks @brendon.
#1724 Delete or Backspace beside an inline element that holds a block no longer deletes the whole block as if it were a character. Thanks @brendon.
#1726 After Backspace or Delete the caret goes where the browser types, at the end of the text before it on its line, so a paste and the toolbar agree with what is typed. Thanks @brendon.
#1729 The arrow keys can take the caret past an embed that ends the content, or before one that starts it: a new line is added there. Thanks @brendon.
#1731Async.clear() and destruct() now clear timeouts set with a label (and debounced or throttled ones), so they no longer run after the editor is destroyed. Thanks @brendon.
#1222 Popups and tooltips stay at their target in pinch-zoomed Safari. Thanks @brendon.