Add the «Remove Callout» / «Toggle Callout» command in the Command Palette

Feature requests
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Problem

Currently, Obsidian has an Insert Callout command that allows you to wrap selected text in a Callout.
However, Obsidian does not have a command for removing selected text from a Callout.

You can remove a Callout by using the Toggle blockquote command, but in that case, the top part of the callout remains (for example, [!NOTE]-)
You can also remove a Callout using the Clear formatting command, but this deletes not only the Callout but also any other formatting that was present inside it.

As far as I know, there is no native, convenient way to remove Callouts.

Proposed solution

It would be nice to have a Toggle callout / Remove callout command that would remove all markup associated with the callout in the selected text or in the callout where the cursor is located.

Current workaround

Third-party plugins, for example, Text Format.

Related feature requests

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It requires the mouse or tapping instead of just the keyboard, but there’s also: Right-click the callout > Callout type > None. That removes callout markers and the title, leaves other formatting in place.

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Thank you so much – I didn’t know that.

But I’d still like to have that command available as well.

I don’t use the context menu that’s opened by right-clicking – I have my most frequently used functions assigned to keyboard shortcuts.
And for the ones that aren’t assigned to keyboard shortcuts, I access them through the Command Palette.
I find it convenient to be able to access any functions through the Command Palette.
It also takes less time.