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342     Position inserted = endOfInsertedContent.deepEquivalent();
343 bool isInsideMailBlockquote = nearestMailBlockquote(inserted.node());
344 return isInsideMailBlockquote && (numEnclosingMailBlockquotes(existing) == numEnclosingMailBlockquotes(inserted));
358 // For a successful merge, we still need to make sure that the inserted content starts with the beginning of a paragraph.
453 // Style rules that match just inserted elements could change their appearance, like
454 // a div inserted into a document with div { display:inline; }.
463 // inserted content from appearing in the right paragraph.
530 // Return the inserted content's first VisiblePosition.
690 // Merging two paragraphs will destroy the moved one's block styles. Always move the end of inserted forward
710 // FIXME: Maintain positions for the start and end of inserted content instead of keeping nodes. The nodes are
711 // only ever used to create positions where inserted content starts/ends. Also, we sometimes insert content
712 // directly into text nodes already in the document, in which case tracking inserted nodes is inadequate.
801 // breaking the blockquote will prevent the content from actually being inserted in the table.
879 // Mutation events (bug 22634) may have already removed the inserted content
890 // Mutation events (bug 22634) may have already removed the inserted content
907 // Mutation events (bug 20161) may have already removed the inserted content
914 // We inserted before the startBlock to prevent nesting, and the content before the startBlock wasn't in its own block and
915 // didn't have a br after it, so the inserted content ended up in the same paragraph.
926 // Determine whether or not we should merge the end of inserted content with what's after it before we do
934 // Merging the the first paragraph of inserted content with the content that came
939 // Insert a line break just after the inserted content to separate it from what
949 // FIXME: Maintain positions for the start and end of inserted content instead of keeping nodes. The nodes are
950 // only ever used to create positions where inserted content starts/ends.
1030 // FIXME: Use positions to track the start/end of inserted content.
1051 // Don't remove the br if nothing was inserted.
1059 // A br that was originally holding a line open should be displaced by inserted content or turned into a line break.