On non-Windows, when double-clicking an embedded OLE object, our glorious
content type detection logic detects it as "Text". As a side-effect, we start
to calculate text statistics on it. Which surely could produce interesting
numbers (you know what they say about statistics), but sadly causes a crash
involving the ICU RuleBasedBreakIterator, SwScanner,
sw::DocumentStatisticsManager and whatnot.

Avoid this by checking for a detected filter of type "Text" explicitly, and
avoiding the fun code paths in that case.

This leads to double-clicks being just ignored. Maybe it would be more useful
to produce a "General OLE Error" message box?

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