fix: Isolated drag/drop per editor instance #174
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* Made dragging & dropping confined to the editor instance * Reverted drop cursor fix * Minor change * Fixed build error
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Previously, drag/drop was broken with multiple side-by-side editor instances, as dropping blocks outside the editor in the x dimension was coded to instead drop them at the editor's center x coord. This meant that whichever editor's
droplistener fired first would receive the block. Now, each editor instance only listens for drag/drop events if the content in them came from that same editor instance. The drop cursor has also been modified to work in this way.Closes #173