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Fork PRs have limited GITHUB_TOKEN permissions, causing the coverage comment step and artifact upload to fail with "Resource not accessible by integration" errors. Add continue-on-error to these steps so they don't break the CI run. Also fix artifact name collision by adding matrix.os suffix to test results artifact name. Related to #240
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The original author changed the default behavior of drag & drop to allow inlining JPEG images as data:image blocks when they are dragged into the text editor.
Unfortunately, the implementation as it was overwrote the default drag behavior completely, bit this is easily fixed with a message to super.
While testing this, I noticed that the code has some other quirks. It inlines all file types, not just JPEGs, and the inlining isn't undo-able; I made some comments so that someone may pick this up at some point.