[Multi-selection]: Copy whole block when selection is collapsed#40374
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* [Multi-selection]: Copy whole block when selection is collapsed * rename var to shouldHandleWholeBlocks
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What?
Based on @mcsf ' s #40098 (comment)
Currently if we had a collapsed selection we would expand the selection to the whole block and that required pressing
cmd +v/ctwice to copy the whole block. This PR checks about a collapsed selection and properly copies/cuts the whole block in that caseHow?
I added a new
__unstableIsSelectionCollapsedselector and not integrated the checks with__unstableIsFullySelectedto better separate the concerns.Testing Instructions