Added RTF Copy and Cut Feature

[VenomHare]

Fixes #445

Changes Made:

Added event listeners for copy and cut to support RTF (Rich Text Format) when copying text.
Implemented functionality based on a previous PR, but now utilizing the Copy and Cut events provided by CodeMirror.

Functionality:

The implemented solution works with:
✅ Keyboard Shortcuts: Ctrl + C (Copy) and Ctrl + X (Cut).
✅ Copy option via Context Menu.

I have verified that this pull request:

• [✅] has no linting errors (npm run lint)
• [✅] has no test errors (npm run test)
• [✅] is from a uniquely-named feature branch and is up to date with the develop branch.
• [✅] is descriptively named and links to an issue number, i.e. Fixes #445

This is my first contribution to Open Source, and I appreciate any feedback or suggestions for improvement.

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[Jatin24062005]

@VenomHare Thank you for looking on these. but I tested the copy and cut functionality, and it already works as expected. Copying and pasting into Google Docs maintains the original formatting. This change might not be necessary.

[VenomHare]

Thanks for reviewing it, @Jatin24062005 ! While the existing functionality preserves formatting when copying to Google Docs, this change also ensures that color, font size, and weight are retained. However, I understand if the maintainers prefer not to add it unnecessarily.

[Jatin24062005]

@VenomHare apologies for the confusion. Your approach ensures better RTF handling, and I appreciate the effort you put into this!

One small suggestion: I noticed that while the font weight and color are correctly copied, the font name itself isn’t retained. It would be even better if the copied content also preserved the font name when pasted into editors like Google Docs or Word. Would it be possible to include that as well?

[VenomHare]

@Jatin24062005 Appreciate your suggestion! I looked into it and made some changes.

However, there's a limitation—CodeMirror uses the Inconsolata, monospace font, which isn't available in Google Docs by default. As a result, it falls back to Courier New. This can be fixed by manually adding the Inconsolata or another monospace font in Google Docs.

Let me know your thoughts on it !