Editor: Conditionally enable the new default rendering mode for Pages#69160
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fabiankaegy
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I think this is the right compromise for 6.8 and we should ship this in the Betas with a Call for testing 👍 :)
audrasjb
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The code logic here looks good to me 👍
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What?
Part of #68684.
PR updates logic to enable a new default mode for pages and only enables it for block-based themes.
Why?
See: WordPress/wordpress-develop#8123 (comment)
Testing Instructions
Using a block theme.
Using a hybrid theme.
Testing Instructions for Keyboard
Same.
Screenshots or screencast