Fix SVG export to use selectable text elements instead of rasterized images#871
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…images Replaced html-to-image's toSvg function with a custom implementation that converts foreignObject elements to native SVG text elements. This makes all text in exported SVG files selectable and copyable in browsers. Fixes drawdb-io#839
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Fixes #839
The current SVG export uses html-to-image's oSvg function which rasterizes text content inside oreignObject elements, making it unselectable in browsers.
This PR replaces the export implementation with a custom solution that:
The exported SVG files now contain true SVG text elements that can be selected in any browser.