[Chrome, Android] The Hangul composition breaks on the first character when the placeholder is visible

[mugglim]

Description

Hangul is the Korean alphabet.

When using a Korean IME with Chrome on Android, the first character does not compose correctly.
Instead of combining consonant and vowel inputs into a single syllable, they are inserted as separate characters.

Recording

example.mp4

Sandbox

Reproducible on the official Plain Text example: https://www.slatejs.org/examples/plaintext

Steps

1. Clear all content from the editor.
2. Using a Korean IME, enter the characters in the following order:
   • "ㅇ" → "ㅏ" → "ㅇ" → "ㅏ"
3. Ensure that the first "ㅇ" and "ㅏ" do not composed into "아" and remain as separate characters.

Expectation

The characters “ㅇ” and “ㅏ” are composed into “아”

Environment

• Slate Version: 0.120.0
• Operating System: Android 15
• Browser: Chrome

Context

This issue seems to be related to placeholder rendering with IME composition.

[mugglim]

Hi @dylans, I hope you’re doing well!

Thank you for your contributions to Slate.

I’m seeking guidance on an Android input issue in Slate.
If you have any advice or experience with this issue, I would greatly appreciate your help.

Thank you very much for your time!