Allow OneNote: links and quit editing user input
Using a link that starts with "onenote:" instead of "https:" instructs a users device to open of the onenote app or program and navigate to the correct section, page, paragraph, or even highlight a specific file. This is extremely useful because the App is much more responsive and useful than the web version. It allows you to have a table of contents on the canvas homepage for a onenote for example, or to assign a file from the onenote.
Current behavior is as follows. A user pastes a perfectly good link in starting with
onenote:https://
The rich text editor changes the link to
If the html editor is used instead the link is simply deleted.
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