Style should not be removed from collapsed selection on element boundary

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

If the selection is collapsed in the one of the boundaries of a style element, the element must not be removed when removing the style.

For example, today we have the following behavior when removing a <b> style (where "|" represents the selection):

Before:
   This is some <b>styles|</b> text.

After:
   This is some styles| text.

The expected result is the following instead:

   This is some <b>styles</b>| text.

The style is simply moved outside the element. The same behavior is expected if the collapsed selection is placed at the beginning of the element.

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

Things are not easy as they seam to be. The following is an example to be considered. Here again, we are removing a <b> style:

Before:
   This is some <b><i>styles|</i></b> text.

Expected result:
   This is some <b><i>styles</i></b><i>|</i> text.

In the above case, we expect the <b> tag to be removed only, so the <i> must continue valid after it.

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

Another case:

Before:
    This is some <strong><bold><span><b><i>styles|</i></b></span></bold> text</strong>.

Expected result:
    This is some <bold><span><b><i>styles</i></b></span></bold><span><i>|</i></span> text.

Supposing that it exists a <bold> element, and that the <b> style overrides both <bold> and <strong>.

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

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