[ux/skeleton] Word Processor-like handling for list elements + Updated platform restriction keys

[winstonwumbo]

New Features

• Outdenting no longer removes the entire nested list (OL/UL). It will only affect the currently selected LI and leave any siblings alone.
  • Based on the sibling count, new list elements will be created above and/or below the outdented LI.
  • This behavior is fairly similar to what users expect from word processors like M365, Google Docs, and LibreOffice
• The internal logic also resolves if there are multiple nested lists that have separate HAX contexts, but are: 1) directly adjacent, 2) the same type (both UL), and 3) the same indent-level.
  • When this is the case, it will automatically merge them into a single list.
  • This prevents some previous issues where users could make a dozen nested lists on accident (when indenting lines one-by-one).
• When users cancel out the OL/UL buttons, it converts the element to a <p> tag. HAX now preserves nested lists as children under the <p>, rather than wiping them all into raw text.
  • This is another similar behavior to word processors.
• Fixed an older issue where outdenting into a <p> would unwrap the parent OL/UL, but retain an uneditable LI wrapper
• Updated the platform-ui with the latest option keys from recent whiteboarding discussions. Also splits out the manifest key into individual keys for each Settings tab.

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