Fix wrong isRemote false caused by the incorrect promise schedule case. #61
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The isRemote false promise should only be scheduled when any apply (slate schedule onChange in first apply) really happened.
Else, currently, is we got two remote applyOperation calls one by one, the first empty slate op one will schedule isRemote false, then the 2nd applyOperation will schedule onChange, and another isRemote false. which finally will cause the onChange runs with e.isRemote === false, and which will cause the remote caused slate ops be applied as local slate op again, and it will cause error.
This PR make sure only schedule isRemote = false when there is any onChange is scheduled, then it runs just after it to clear the isRemote flag.