This changes how the editors interact with the parent page-editor
compontent, which handles auto-saving.
Instead of blasting the full editor content upon any change to that
parent compontent, the editors just alert of a change, without the
content. The parent compontent then requests the editor content from the
editor component when it needs that data for an autosave.
For #3981
Old system was hard to track in terms of usage and it's application of
'components' properties directly to elements was shoddy.
This routes usage via the components service, with element-specific
component usage tracked via a local weakmap.
Updated existing found usages to use the new system.
- Removed old 'editor-*-update' commands to instead use the aligned
'editor::replace' command that we already have.
- Changed the way custom styles are loaded for the WYSIWYG editor so we
don't need an API call but instead scape content from the parent page
header using comments as identifiers. Added tests to ensure comments
exist and align.
- Added testing to cover warning cases.
- Refactored logic to be simpler and move much of the business out of
the controller.
- Added new message that's more suitable to the case this was handling.
- For detecting an outdated draft, checked the draft created_at time
instead of updated_at to better fit the scenario being checked.
- Updated some method types to align with those potentially being used
in the logic of the code.
- Added a cache of shown messages on the front-end to prevent them
re-showing on every save during the session, even if dismissed.
- Fixed page editor default focus not working as expected due to
misnamed attribute.
- Added owned_by to relevant areas of the API including the docs.
- Made book relation on page accessible even if deleted since it could cause an issue on views, such as audit trail, when the relation is accessed when the book is deleted.