fix(ios): use bufferLength instead of originalLength for contentEnd#219
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contentEndByteOffset is relative to the completed buffer (after InputRemend auto-completes missing delimiters), but mapByteOffset was clamping it against originalLength — which is shorter. This truncates the last character from the content range when incomplete markdown is auto-completed. Changed to use bufferLength to match contentStart, which already uses it correctly.
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