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Allow drag for elements with contenteditable="plaintext-only"
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This PR extends the
isAnInteractiveElementfunction to include elements withcontenteditable="plaintext-only"which is defined in the spec and supported by all browsers except Firefox (where support is planned).It simply adds another condition to the existing check.
I've not added an additional test, as the existing tests in
test/unit/integration/drag-handle/shared-behaviours/contenteditable.spec.jsonly check elements defined as<div contenteditable />and not<div contenteditable="true" />, so I wasn't sure if the project aims to cover each and every variant. If additional tests are desired please let me know.