Implementation of Cell Copy/Paste Events Using Clipboard Events#1
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Hi, maintainers!
This PR implements onCopy/onPaste events as Cell Clipboard Events not parts of keydown events.
Previously, copy and paste events were implemented as part of keydown events.
This could be slightly confusing for developers. For example,
preventGridDefaultmethod cannot be used to prevent the default onCopy behavior.With this PR, developers can now utilize Clipboard events, allowing for development with natural APIs without the need to use
navigator.clipboard.writeText.Additionally, by separating the processes that were aggregated under keydown events into onCopy and onPaste events, it is possible to reduce the complexity of the implementation.
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