refactor(bold): extract bold inline tool into standalone package#159
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Move the built-in Bold inline tool out of @editorjs/core into its own publishable package, @editorjs/bold, continuing the same split applied to Paragraph — the tool becomes independently versionable rather than bundled inside the editor core. No behavioral changes: the tool had no relative imports into core internals, so it moves as-is and core now depends on it as a workspace package.
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@editorjs/coreinto its own publishable package,@editorjs/bold, continuing the same split applied to Paragraph.corenow depends on the new package as a workspace dependency.Stacked on #158 (paragraph).