Add "img" as a keyword for the image block#10955
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Because this is intended to mirror the HTML tag, I did not wrap this string in a translation method as HTML doesn't translate.
If it's potentially confusing for a future maintainer, could be good to note via an inline comment.
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* Add "img" as a keyword for the image block * Add comment for future maintainers on why we don't translate "img"
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This adds "img" as a keyword for the image block, mirroring the HTML
<img>tag.Because this is intended to mirror the HTML tag, I did not wrap this string in a translation method as HTML doesn't translate.
This is in response to Jeff Chandler's [feedback on Twitter](https://twitter.com/jeffr0/status/1054550924541210625_:
We already support
h*keywords for the Heading block and theblockquotekeyword for the Quote block; this is a natural extension of that behavior.