[I'm testing stuff] Update utils.ts

[Reinmar]

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Internal: Testing testing. Closes #10118.

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• New Features
  • Enhanced text alignment options in the editor.

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The recent update in the CKEditor5 alignment package involves an enhancement to the supportedOptions array in the utils.ts file, where 'test' has been added as a new supported option. This change is specific and does not directly relate to broader functionalities or bug fixes described in linked issues.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/.../src/utils.ts	Added 'test' to the supportedOptions array.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue Number)	Addressed	Explanation
Comments repositioning in nested HTML tags (#10118)	❌	The change does not address HTML comment positioning.

The update in the utils.ts file does not tackle the issue of HTML comments being repositioned or lost, which is the primary concern of issue #10118. The added option 'test' in the supportedOptions array does not impact the handling or preservation of HTML comments within the editor's data retrieval process.

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packages/ckeditor5-alignment/src/utils.ts (1)

21-21: Addition of 'test' to supportedOptions array.

The addition of 'test' to the supportedOptions array extends the alignment capabilities. Please ensure that this new option is integrated properly in all relevant functions and that it does not affect existing functionality adversely.

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