Fix #304918: Channel lists contain bad values after an instrument change #6050
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Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/304918. Since an instrument change applies to an entire part rather than a single staff, it is necessary to update the channel lists for all staves belonging to the part when an instrument change occurs, and not just the staff where the instrument change is placed.
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Fix #304918: Channel lists contain bad values after an instrument change
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Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/304918.
Since an instrument change applies to an entire part rather than a single
staff, it is necessary to update the channel lists for all staves belonging
to the part when an instrument change occurs, and not just the staff where
the instrument change is placed.