Fixes #1483 - problems with selection when triple clicking#1489
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Not sure what else uses expandToBlock or what the reasoning behind the next() call around the boundary was so this one definitely needs a bit of thought when reviewing. This change does appear to fix both problems outlined in the issue without any visible side affects.
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Not sure what else uses expandToBlock or what the reasoning behind the next() call around the boundary was so this one definitely needs a bit of thought when reviewing. This change does appear to fix both problems outlined in the issue without any visible side affects.