fix(refs dplan-12602): Allow DpEditor to dismiss HTML from Word #1043
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- domesticate greedy regex in ms-office parser - Add alert to dismiss pasted html from Word (as editor flag)
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Ticket DPLAN-12602
Since its really complicated to fetch all edgecases from msOffice Word "html", there now is an option to "protect" the editor by denying the html-input from word.
Additionally I optimized the regex a bit to be not so greedy and to better find breaks like \n or \r