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Compat: Update HTML API with changes from 6.6 (#63089)
Updates the HTML API components in the compatability layer with updates from each of the 6.4, 6.5, and 6.6 branches from Core. Notably, because of the breaking change in 6.5 to the `WP_HTML_Span` and `WP_HTML_Text_Replacement` classes, which changed the range format from `(start, end)` to `(start, length)`, the 6.6 classes still reference the `Gutenberg_HTML_Span_6_5` and `Gutenberg_HTML_Text_Replacement_6_5` substitutions. While updating it was noticed that the 6.4 compatability code accidentally pulled in updates from the 6.5 branch for the HTML Processor. These additions have been removed for the sake of closer correspondance with the Core code. Co-authored-by: ockham <bernhard-reiter@git.wordpress.org>
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