[GEF] Harmonize Target Feedback handling in EditPart with upstream class#1426
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This is a continuation of 1ea6950. The `eraseTargetFeedback(Request)` and `showTargetFeedback(Request)` methods inside an `EditPart` should not check whether its `EditPolicy` understands the request; This should instead be done by the edit policies themselves.
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This is a continuation of 1ea6950. The
eraseTargetFeedback(Request)andshowTargetFeedback(Request)methods inside anEditPartshould not check whether itsEditPolicyunderstands the request; This should instead be done by the edit policies themselves.