Shared RichTextEditorToolbar for focused editor in ProposalEditor#605
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Re-adds the RichTextEditorToolbar to the proposal editor, shared across multiple CollaborativeTextField instances. A
useFocusedEditorhook usesrequestAnimationFrameto handle the blur/focus race when switching between editors, keeping the sticky toolbar bound to whichever field has focus. Buttons are disabled when no editor is focused, and an E2E test covers formatting, active state, and cross-field persistence.