onChangeMethod attribute in input-editor taglib is not working when editing in 'Source' mode

• Type: Regression Bug
• Status: Closed
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 7.2.X, 7.3.X, Master
• Fix Version/s: 7.0.0 DXP FP100, 7.0.X, 7.1.10 DXP FP23, 7.1.10.6 SP6, 7.1.X, 7.2.10 DXP FP13, 7.2.X, 7.3.7 CE GA8, 7.3.10 DXP FP2, 7.3.X, 7.4.0 CE GA1, 7.4.13 DXP GA1, Master
• Component/s: CKEditor
• Labels:
  • ee-ts
  • liferay-dxp-71-sp6
  • liferay-fixpack-de-100-7010
  • liferay-fixpack-dxp-13-7210
  • liferay-fixpack-dxp-2-7310
  • liferay-fixpack-dxp-23-7110
• Branch Version/s:
  7.3.x, 7.2.x, 7.1.x, 7.0.x
• Backported to Branch:
  Committed
• Fix Priority: 3
• Sprint: S04E11 - Night Visions
• Git Pull Request: https://github.com/liferay-frontend/liferay-portal/pull/867

Steps to reproduce:

1. Start master.
2. Create a simple mvc-portlet which make use of liferay-ui:input-editor taglib and specify some function to onChangeMethod. I mean, something like this in your view.jsp:

<%@ include file="/init.jsp" %>

<p>
	<b><liferay-ui:message key="mymvc.caption"/></b>

	<h1>PTR-2272</h1>
	<liferay-ui:input-editor 
		editorName="ckeditor" 
		name="PTR2272Editor"
		onChangeMethod="onChangeEditor"
	/>
</p>

<aui:script>
	function <portlet:namespace />onChangeEditor(html) {
		console.log("On change editor has been called.");
	}
</aui:script>

You can use the project attached in file my-mvc-portlet-project_LPS127948, which already includes the .jar module inside build/lib folder.
3. Deploy the generated jar module on the Portal.
4. Deploy this new portlet in your home page
5. Open browser console.
6. Start typing in the editor. Assert there is a message "On change editor has been called" every time you type something.
7. Move to "Source" view and keep typing.

Actual behavior:
You stop seeing messages in browser console.

Expected behavior:
You keep seeing the same kind of messages.

Additional Information
This issue is due to use CodeMirror to edit code in 'source' mode, because CodeMirror is not auto-syncing its content with CKEditor as it used to do our older plugin, Sourcearea.