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Typing a GFM table in rich mode currently leaves the header and delimiter in a paragraph. The paragraph serializer then escapes the delimiter's first dash to preserve the paragraph model, so the saved Markdown no longer parses as a table.

This change recognizes a complete typed table after the first full-width body row is finished. It reuses the existing Markdown parser and row splitter, converts the paragraph to the parsed table model, and keeps the caret at the end of the last typed cell. Waiting for the body row avoids converting while the user is still typing the delimiter, and the raw row-width check prevents short rows from triggering the shortcut early.

The command tests cover conversion, caret placement, incomplete input, delimiter-only input, header-plus-delimiter input, and width mismatch. The browser regression types the sequence reported in usememos/memos#6480 and verifies that the saved Markdown is a valid table without an escaped delimiter.

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• npm test (10,125 passed; 59 todo)
• npm run typecheck
• Chromium Playwright regression
• git diff --check

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