Mark misspelled words with a property, not with an underline style. - #35
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The mark under a misspelled word is drawn by the field now, so the format the
highlighter applies carries a property instead of asking Qt for
QTextCharFormat::SpellCheckUnderline. The colour stays where it was, inunderlineColor(), and the field reads it from there.Goes together with desktop-app/lib_ui#346, which adds the property and the
drawing; without it the mark is not drawn at all.