fix(bindNodeCallback): properly set context of input function#2320
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Set context of input function to context of output function, so that context can be controlled at call time and underlying observable is not available in input function
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Description:
Set context of input function to context of output function, so that
context can be controlled at call time and underlying observable is
not available in input function
Related issue (if exists):
Detailed description in another pr, where situation is basically identical:
#2319