Fix buggy behaviour on fast enter to split blocks #10328
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Description
WIP: this relies on #10297!
Also note that this fixes a bug that existed long before the new rich text value!
Fixes #6021. In master, keep enter pressed in a paragraph, and observe blocks with too many BR elements, or nested paragraph elements, or BR elements around existing text. This is caused by attaching the keydown handler too late (during TinyMCE setup), resulting in default browser behaviour executing. The solution is to attach handler on the content editable element with React as soon as the element is created.
How has this been tested?
When keeping enter pressed in a paragraph, it should create a bunch a clean, empty paragraphs.
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