Campbell Barton 9e0c8a41cd Object Mode: conversion no longer depends on the active object
Conversion was only possible if the active object was editable &
selected, this complicated overriding the operator from Python
since it wasn't enough to override the selection & active-object.

Now it's possible to use bpy.ops.object.convert() from Python
overriding the selected_editable_objects only.

For users the difference isn't so significant:

- Having an active object is no longer required.

- It's possible there are no objects to operate on,
  as previously the active object was used to check at least one
  object could be converted, although this check wasn't fool-proof
  as it didn't check the objects data-type.

Resolves #100664.

Ref !134728.
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