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fix: keep comment anchors within Markdown block content - #6
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Comment anchors can still include Markdown structure when a selection crosses into another block or when selected text changes while the draft is open. This extends the existing prefix narrowing: comments keep closing heading hashes and selected line breaks outside their markup, and saving validates the current mapped range again. Prefixes remain selectable.
Validation: 140 focused tests across five suites, TypeScript check, lint, no-node check, production build, and whitespace checks passed on this upstream-based branch. Coverage includes ordered/unordered lists, tasks, headings, blockquotes, LF/CRLF, selection direction, native highlights, mapped edits, cross-block ranges, and nested list/quote and code-text contexts.
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