Bug: incorrect formatting of non-character

[nickasd]

Describe the bug

1. Take the following text:

My movie

CHARACTER

Hello!

2. Delete the first letter of CHARACTER. The line will be incorrectly indented as if it indicated a character (but it isn't, since it has a blank line after it).
3. Moving the text cursor on a different line removes the indentation of the CHARACTER again.

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macOS version
macOS 15.3.1

[lmparppei]

This is another usability compromise. I haven't really found a good way to keep the character cue insertion clean and clear without confusing users, and making it a pain to parse. For now, I recommend using ! to force all-caps action lines for your own sanity :-)

[nickasd]

Thanks for replying so fast! My intention was not to declare an all-caps action line. I just expected that when following the steps described above the all-caps line would remain unindented since it's still followed by a blank line, but I seem to understand that it's your intention to "guess" when the user is typing a character name and indent it even if it's already followed by a blank line. If this is the case, then perhaps I found another small issue: when starting a new document, typing CHARACTER and pressing return, the text cursor is not yet indented for dialogue, but it is immediately indented when typing any letter.