reset editor history position on set content #1316
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This fixes an issue where if you have navigated back in query history, then run a query with the run button instead of
Ctrl+Return, your position in history remained and the nextCtrl+arrow keywould put you in an unexpected position in the history. A similar issue happened when navigating history and then updating the editor content by editing a favorite/project file or copying a code example from a guide.Demo: http://query-history-fix.surge.sh/
changelog: Fix an issue with query history not being reset in some cases