Do not invalidate cached model for ContentChangedEvent#3291
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Today everytime we got a ContentChangedEvent that does not have a model object in it, we will clear model cache. We do this because if some old plugin code made change to editor content and trigger this event, it means the model is not matching the DOM. But actually we have MutationObserver to help us detect the DOM change and refresh/invalidate cache, so no need to clear cache for the event specifically.
The motivation of this change is that I found an issue that if an entity is inserted not directly under root level, and then it triggers this event, cache is cleared, next time when we render, we need to rebuild the parent nodes for the entity, which somehow can cause the entity to be reloaded since its parent node got changed.