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Changed the mouse move bindings to be able to register a handler on enter and on exit to reduce number of necessary bindings for cleanups, which also improves the rendering performance, as the move binding checks are reduced drastically.
Extended the data change handling to be able to check in general if something is in a dirty state.
Added an option to exchange the IKeyListener in the TextCellEditor to make it easier to change or extend the handling on commit.
Extended the GroupByModel API to make it easier to programmatically set or remove multiple columns for grouping at once.