Add HTML signature settings#46
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Add a mailbox settings UI for enabling HTML email signatures, editing the signature markup, and previewing the sanitized rendered output. Persist the signature through the existing mailbox settings shape and initialize new mailboxes with an explicit html signature field so compose flows can use the existing getSignatureBlock support.
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Summary
Adds UI support for configuring HTML email signatures per mailbox.
The compose flow already supported
settings.signature.htmlthroughgetSignatureBlock(...); this PR adds the missing Settings UI so users can enable, edit, preview, and save HTML signatures.Changes
DOMPurify.signature.enabledsignature.htmlsignature.textsignature.html.Behavior
When a mailbox has signatures enabled and HTML saved, compose flows automatically insert the signature into:
The rendered signature continues to use the existing
getSignatureBlock(...)helper, which sanitizes HTML before inserting it into the compose editor.