Simplify search pad preselect #947
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Turns out we don't need to build custom marker behavior to have custom pre-select styling. Once the search pad is opened there exist the djs-search-open marker class on the diagram container that we can use for special styling.
This ensures that all visual clutter is gone once the search pad is opened. Of course, on <Escape> the search restores.
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I traced a bug that caused the
preselectmarker class not being removed from an element. In the process I found that the whole marker logic we introduced via #913 is not necessary, after all: We use standard selection, and attach adjs-search-openmarker to the diagram container; this is enough for us to handle "special selection" using plain CSS:_The change in action, testing against bpmn-js.
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