Pass an object rather than a handle to the note editor callback #2070
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This gives consistency with other Edit classes. Adjust other code accordingly. Fixes #13702.
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Fix EditNote so that it passes the object when calling the callback function, rather than the object handle.
Fixes the error described in 13702 and gives consistency with other Edit classes.
To reproduce:
Fixes #13702 and possibly #12260
Reviewed and adjusted other places that create an EditNote instance with callback