Describe the bug
After nesting an ordered list and returning to the first level, the index resumes the child's numbering. This also happens when you nest a list inside another nested list.
To Reproduce
Compose a new email, reply to an existing one or edit a draft.
Select Ordered List
Write something at index 1.
Nest a list inside it (insert a new line and tabulate)
Add a few lines
Go back to the first level (shift+tab)
When nesting lists inside nested lists, the same thing happens.
Expected behaviour
You would expect something like this:
Section A
Subsection A
Subsection B
Section B
Section A
Subsection A
Subsection B
Subsubsection A
Subsubsection B
Subsubsection C
Subsection C
Section B
Screenshots
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug After nesting an ordered list and returning to the first level, the index resumes the child's numbering. This also happens when you nest a list inside another nested list.
To Reproduce
When nesting lists inside nested lists, the same thing happens.
Expected behaviour You would expect something like this:
Section A
Section B
Section A
Section B
Screenshots (this is on mail.protonmail.ch) (this is on beta.protonmail.ch)
Desktop (please complete the following information):