Request: importing html images as attached instead of external reference

[maphew]

Discussed in https://github.com/orgs/TriliumNext/discussions/527

^{Originally posted by maphew October 27, 2024}
Web pages saved with Chrome or Firefox are as Foobar.html and any referenced images, css, js, ... are saved in Foobar_files sub-folder. When such a page is wrapped in a zip and imported into Trilium the result is a Note, a Note-folder, and the contents of the _files sub-folder as attachments to Note-folder:

If the same note is created interactively in Trilium and using the Insert Image or attachment features the images and attachments are hidden from the Table of Contents view, only the Note is shown.

From a navigation and node management point of view the interactive result is much preferred -- we only have one item to see and manipulate. It's much less cluttered.
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So this feature request is for import html with images to be treated as if the media were Ctrl-V pasted, and saved as attached, the same as writing the note interactively. (And not just images, any files and media that can be pasted into a note.)