fix(ios): update _lastSelectedRange in importMarkdown to prevent formatting corruption on first edit#223
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importMarkdown: didn't update _lastSelectedRange after setting text and formatting. When called via the defaultValue prop, the selection stayed at {0, 0}, so the first keystroke used a stale range for its delta calculation — shifting or corrupting formatting positions. Fixed by syncing _lastSelectedRange inside importMarkdown: so all callers are covered.
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