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Fix bug: setting selection from contentEditable:false element causes crash (#4584)
* Fix bug: setting selection from contentEditable:false element causes crash

Fixes https://github.com/ianstormtaylor/slate/issues/4583

When clicking some text in a `contentEditable:false` element, if the
handler for this sets the selection, Slate crashes. Slate tries to find
a Slate range for the text that was clicked on, but there is no such
range, because the text is inside a `contentEditable:false` element.
Slate seems to be making a bad assumption that the current DOM selection
necessarily corresponds to a Slate range, but this is not the case if
the user just clicked into an element with `contentEditable: false`.
To fix this, I changed `exactMatch: false` to `exactMatch: true`,
which seems to mean "fail gracefully if there is no exact match".

* changeset

* Revert "Fix bug: setting selection from contentEditable:false element causes crash"

This reverts commit 71234284cd454993b139ce065a9ab2db431abce8.

* Unconflate exactMatch flag: add suppressThrow flag for separate behavior

* Fix bug: setting selection from contentEditable:false element causes crash

Fixes #4583

When clicking some text in a `contentEditable:false` element, if the
handler for this sets the selection, Slate crashes. Slate tries to find
a Slate range for the text that was clicked on, but there is no such
range, because the text is inside a `contentEditable:false` element.
Slate seems to be making a bad assumption that the current DOM selection
necessarily corresponds to a Slate range, but this is not the case if
the user just clicked into an element with `contentEditable: false`.
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