Dictation mode: apps to test

When testing the latest version of accessibility dictation, here is a good sample of applications/use cases to try:

Easy

• TextEdit (both plain and rich text)
• Notes.app, Messages.app, Reminders
• Any native/raw text areas/input fields on websites that are not WYSIWYG/rich text (e.g. GitHub PR comment field, Reddit comment area)

Moderate

• Slack (direct download, not Mac App Store), Discord
• Microsoft: Word, Outlook
• Chrome: URL bar
• IDEs: JetBrains editors, VSCode
• Websites:
  • Any javascript-based WYSIWYG/rich text editing input fields
  • Google Search text field
  • Gmail's reply field, compose window
  • Google Docs comment box, the "event title" field in Google Calendar's "create new event" pop up
• Apple Mail or other native apps that use content-editable text areas for editing (use AXTextMarkerRef / AXTextMarkerRange etc.)

Hard

• Google Docs, Dropbox Paper, Quip
• OneNote

Notes

This is sort of arbitrarily populated/ sorted by applications at the maintainers use the most.

"Easy, moderate, and hard" is based on how complicated an app's input model is (complex rich text with tables/images/etc is much more difficult) and how native it is.