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Based on feedback from the previous PR—which introduced a regression—I plan to revert commit 7eb67b0 (Fix URL direction) for further discussion.

I think the purpose of this PR is reasonable, but it is not desirable to write styles for input elements in the stylesheet of a specific block (Form Input block).

In my opinion, it might be better to solve this problem at the component level.

That is, add direction:ltr here in the InputControl component if the type is email or url.

I will open the Fix with a follow-up PR.

@Mayank-Tripathi32, I think it would be better to fix RTL support in this PR. Fixing a one regression shouldn't introduce another.

Additionally, let's add a inline comment why the input is using text type instead of url to avoid future accidental regressions.

@Mayank-Tripathi32, I think it would be better to fix RTL support in this PR. Fixing a one regression shouldn't introduce another.

Additionally, let's add a inline comment why the input is using text type instead of url to avoid future accidental regressions.

Got it, added the inline comment & pushed the fix for rtl by targeting it in css for the block.

Should we also fix this for other embed block?

I'd like to add the "Backport to WP Minor Release" label as this PR fixes a problem that is new to WP 6.8.

I am checking the PRs with the "Backport to WP Minor Release" label applied to clarify which PRs should be backported to the WordPress 6.8.2 release.

This PR fixes an issue that first appeared in 6.8, but was discovered after the 6.8.1 release. I think it should be backported to the 6.8.2 release.