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[web-console] Bring back the SQL editor context menu#6379

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Testing: manual

This feature was omitted by accident when migrating the implementation of SQL editor to a separate JS project to be re-usable in the standalone self-contained Profiler HTML app

@Karakatiza666 Karakatiza666 requested a review from mihaibudiu June 2, 2026 21:06
Signed-off-by: Karakatiza666 <bulakh.96@gmail.com>
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Trivial restore of Monaco contextmenu feature — verified the Monaco features.ts manifest exposes a entry that registers the right-click action handler, so this is exactly the missing piece. mihai already approved. LGTM.

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Apology — my review body above was mangled by a shell-substitution bug on my side (backticks in the message got command-substituted before posting). Intended text was:

Trivial restore of Monaco's contextmenu feature — verified the Monaco features.ts manifest exposes a contextmenu entry that registers the right-click action handler, so this is exactly the missing piece. mihai already approved. LGTM.

Verdict (APPROVE) is unchanged.

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