feat: native support for tracked changes (w:ins, w:del) #1538
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CT_Pto includew:ins/w:randw:moveTo/w:rintextproperty, and registersw:delTextfor provenance extraction.This addresses the request in #1534 (comment) by @jfthuong for a property to get the final text (latest view).
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paragraph.textnow includes inserted (w:ins) and moved-to (w:moveTo) text.w:delTextis registered for tools extracting deletion history.Related to #1534 (which focuses on writing tracked changes), this PR ensures strictly reading the document respects the user's intended final state.