[Safari][IME] Autocorrection changes content after composition in specific cases.

[f1ames]

With Spanish-ISO keyboard (accent under ').

Case 1:

1. <h2>Headin[]g 1</h2>
2. Press accent
3. Press esc
4. Results in <h2>Heading'[]g 1</h2>

Case 2:

1. <p>Hea[]ding 2</p>
2. Press accent
3. Press bold
4. Type y
5. Results in <p>He<strong>y</strong>´ding 2</p> and Throws TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'viewBlock.parent') in _defaultToModelPosition — mapper.js:222

With auto correct turned off, everything works fine in the above cases.

[Reinmar]

I couldn't reproduce it but my Safari behaves a bit differently than @f1ames's. On his macOS the word is underlined with blue dotted border. On my with red. This means that some other system kicks in.

[f1ames]

It seems it may be more related to autocorrect than IME itself:

Also confirming that above scenarios are still reproducible:

[f1ames]

Ok, I was able to partially reproduce the scenarios shown above (https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5-typing/issues/85#issuecomment-368893835). You have to turn on the autocorrection in Safari:

But it behaves a little different than before so I suspect something changed after Safari/macOS update:

1. <p>Hea[]ding 2</p>.
2. Delete character before selection (Backspace).
3. Type a.
4. Type <.

Hea is replaced with Hey by autocorrect. This is not an issue as no errors are thrown, this is the way autocorrection works. I was not able to reproduce any of two initial scenarios (looks like autocorrection doesn't kicks in that easily while typing inside a word).

I'm closing this issue as it is not reproducible any longer.

Not sure how we should label it in this case? cc @Reinmar

[Reinmar]

Not sure how we should label it in this case? cc @Reinmar

As fixed. Someone fixed it :D