Add docx-to-wangeditor-html plugin#303
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Adds docx-to-wangeditor-html under Documentation & Security.
What it does: Converts Word (.docx) documents into clean semantic HTML that pastes correctly into a wangEditor rich-text editor — keeps headings/bold/tables, and de-schemes URLs.
Problem it solves: Pasting Word into a wangEditor-based admin/CMS box often loses formatting, or — when the content contains an
http(s)://URL glued to CJK text — wangEditor's auto-link breaksinsertHTMLand the entire document flattens into plain text. This tool emits semantic tags wangEditor preserves and removes URL schemes so the paste never collapses.claude plugin validatepasses; includes a Playwright script that verifies the paste against a live wangEditor.Install: