fix: make bold and italic tags persist after block conversion (text type) #46
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Currently, converting between text type blocks (text <-> quote / text->text / quote->quote) results in loss of bold and italic tags
Lotion.vue::setBlockTypeto use html content instead of text content when target block is text/quote (solves conversion with no search)Block.vue::clearSearchto take into account html content - now if type of block before conversion is text/quote, it will store the html content in addition to the text content, and if the type of block after conversion is text/quote, it will use the stored html content. (solves conversion via search)video
Tags are still lost when converting to heading types, could potentially find a workaround with the current implementation but @holazz's refactor in #39 will potentially make it much easier (I think we would be able to use the same logic as text blocks)
redo of #42 with correct commit history