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The definitive test post: every heading, list type, inline format, link, blockquote, fenced code block, table, checklist, and relationship widget — all in one place.

A focused test verifying three specific Lexical features: inline links, fenced code blocks, and the relationship embed widget.

A comprehensive test post exercising all rich-text block types — headings, paragraphs, lists, blockquotes, code, inline marks, and more — to verify the Lexical editor renders everything correctly.

A comprehensive test post that exercises every supported Lexical/Gutenberg block: headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, tables, checklists, and all inline formatting styles.

A comprehensive test post that exercises every Gutenberg-style block available in the editor — headings, formatting, lists, tables, blockquotes, checklists, code, and horizontal rules.

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