feat(web): add inline formatting stores for the web input - #718
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First layer of the web
EnrichedMarkdownTextInput. Plain string buffer plus inline style ranges (UTF-16 offsets), ported from KotlinFormattingStore.ktand cross-checked against iOS.model/: shared range and style typesRangeEditAdjustment: shifts, clips or drops ranges through text editsFormattingStore: style queries, add/remove with merging and splitting,toggleStylewith fully-active semantics, atomic link selectionTested with Jest; flow tests come with the shell layer. Bottom of the stack, targets
feat/web-input.