pasteConfig ignores tool's sanitize rules - style attributes stripped before onPaste receives element

When pasting HTML content, the sanitizer strips attributes from elements before they reach the tool's onPaste method, even when the tool's static get sanitize() explicitly allows those attributes.

**Steps to reproduce:**

1. Create a custom Block Tool with pasteConfig for P tags and sanitize rules to preserve style:

```javascript
class MyTool {
static get pasteConfig() {
return {
tags: ['P', 'DIV']
};
}

static get sanitize() {
return {
p: {
style: true
}
};
}

static get pasteConfig() {
return {
tags: ['P', 'DIV', 'SPAN', 'PRE', 'CODE', 'BR']
};
}

onPaste(event) {
if (event.type === 'tag') {
const element = event.detail.data;
console.log('Received element:', element.outerHTML);
console.log('Style attribute:', element.getAttribute('style'));
}
}
}
```

2. Sanitizer rules at Editor config level:
```javascript
sanitizer: {
br: true,
b: true,
i: true,
a: {
href: true
}
}
```
2. Copy content from Google Docs that has paragraph indentation (which comes as CSS text-indent: 36pt or margin-left: 36pt in the clipboard HTML)

3. Paste into Editor.js

**Expected behavior:**
```javascript

Lorem ipsum...

```

**Actual behavior**
```javascript

Lorem ipsum...

```

Version: "@editorjs/editorjs": "^2.29.0",