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- This commit implements the selection across bounds, which is it allows
a selection to start out of bounds and allows a selection that started
on another widget to be dragged in bounds and select multiple
different widgets. However in order to get the copy working on
`ctrl/cmd + c` it resorts to a hacky solution where each widget clears
the clipboard when a drag movement comes into its bounds and when the
user presses `ctrl/cmd + c` it appends it's selected text to the
clipboard.
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- The logic for graphemes with multiple codepoints was working when they
were on a single visual line, however on multiple visual lines the
lines after the one that contained such grapheme weren't taking that
into consideration.
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- We continue to use the graphemes index for the selection ends, however
when calculating the selection rectangles we now check if the visual
line had any glyph with `start` and `end` index bigger than 1 before
or within the range and update the range accordingly. This way all the
code that checks for word boundaries when selecting by words still
functions properly.
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- If we were dragging a selection and move the mouse out of bounds of
the text widget and an the same time it went out of bounds of a parent
scrollable, the cursor would be levitated so we weren't getting it's
cursor position. Now we land the cursor before checking the position.
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