Typing block macros (e.g. `#+BEGIN_NOTE`) incorrectly creates a tag with that name

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What Happened?

When typing a standard block macro or directive in the editor (such as #+BEGIN_NOTE, #+BEGIN_TIP, etc.), Logseq DB automatically creates a tag with that name (#+BEGIN_NOTE). These macro syntax elements should be treated as block wrappers/directives, not as user-created tags. The same issue affects all other BEGIN_ macros.

Reproduce the Bug

1. Open any page or node in the editor.
2. Type #+BEGIN_NOTE and press Shift+Enter
3. Check your tags or property/tag suggestions.

Observed: A tag named #+BEGIN_NOTE (or similar) is created/registered in the system.

Expected Behavior

Typing #+BEGIN_* directives or block macros should format them as block wrappers or syntax tokens, without creating a corresponding tag in the database.

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Browser, Desktop or Mobile Platform Information

• Platform: Linux Desktop
• Version: 2.0.1-alpha+nightly.20260917 (DB beta)

Additional Context

This affects all BEGIN_ macros (e.g., note, warning, quote, etc.), polluting the user's tag space with formatting syntax.

Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.

• I'm willing to submit a PR (Thank you!)

Start by reproducing the issue in the editor with #+BEGIN_NOTE and Shift+Enter, then trace the tag or property/tag suggestion registration path. Verify the behavior across other BEGIN_ macros; done means these directives remain block wrappers or syntax tokens without creating database tags.