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This partially reverts commit 1b6d64b (“Don't recreate resources when editing plugin scenes”). I incorrectly believed that these were being fully recreated every time the scene is instantiated based on another element's stylebox, but in fact they are being used as a template and it is only the colour that is being adjusted. See discussion at #138 (comment).
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Thanks for fixing! Looks good to me.
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This partially reverts commit 1b6d64b (“Don't recreate resources when editing plugin scenes”).
I incorrectly believed that these were being fully recreated every time the scene is instantiated based on another element's stylebox, but in fact they are being used as a template and it is only the colour that is being adjusted.
See discussion at #138 (comment).