Documentation for the webpack plugin's `features` constructor option

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Description

I would like to gain a better understanding of the features option that can be passed to MonacoWebpackPlugin to include/exclude subsets of features.

The documentation currently states:

features (string[]) - include only a subset of the editor features. By default, all features shipped with the monaco-editor will be included. Instead of enumerating included features, it is also possible to exclude certain default features prefixing them with an exclamation mark '!'.

To view a list of all available features, you can run import metadata from 'monaco-editor/esm/metadata'; console.log(metadata.features);.

Running import metadata from 'monaco-editor/esm/metadata'; console.log(metadata.features) returns a useful array of objects containing feature labels and corresponding entry points:

[
  {
    label: 'anchorSelect',
    entry: 'vs/editor/contrib/anchorSelect/browser/anchorSelect'
  },
  ...

However, I was wondering if any more in-depth documentation surrounding these features exists, i.e. a table or a page listing the editor functionality provided in each subset?

The reason I ask is because I am building a markdown editor and only require a subset of the available features, I have configured MonacoWebpackPlugin to include only the following subsets, but inaverdently removed the ability to move/copy lines up and down (Alt+Up/Shift+Alt+Up):

features: [
  'clipboard',
  'codeAction',
  'contextmenu',
  'cursorUndo',
  'find',
  'fontZoom',
  'inPlaceReplace',
  'indentation',
  'lineSelection',
  'links',
  'multicursor',
  'quickCommand',
  'referenceSearch',
  'wordHighlighter'
]

Is there any quick reference documentation? I am currently testing each feature individually.

Monaco Editor Playground Link

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Monaco Editor Playground Code

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Start with the MonacoWebpackPlugin features option and the monaco-editor/esm/metadata entry point mentioned in the issue. Trace the listed feature labels to the editor functionality they provide, then add a quick-reference document or table; the work is done when users can identify which feature enables each relevant action.