Invoke callbacks with node as the first parameter

[gtm-nayan]

Allows for an easier way of performing other actions on the element that the action is applied on.

Example use cases:

• Scrolling a div with overflow when a key is pressed.
• Focusing elements that don't respond to clicks (eg. select)

Currently this can be achieved by binding the current node to a variable in the consumer component, and then using that variable in the callback. With this change, the callback will receive the node as a parameter allowing something like
(node) => node.focus()

[swyxio]

very cool ty!