[BUG] ScriptEditor executes Python code while editing

The Rhino Script Editor IDE unexpectedly executes Python code while editing.
If a variable is named imported_data and you type a "." (dot), the IDE executes a previously imported module

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create a file with the following code, e.g.:

# testrun.py
import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs

def testprint():
    line_1 = "THIS IS STRANGE"
    line_2 = "UNUSUAL"
    line_3 = "BEHAVIOR"
    message_text = line_1 + "\n" + line_2 + "\n" + line_3
    rs.MessageBox(message_text)

2. Save this file as “testrun.py”.
3. Create a new file and save as e.g. “test2.py”.
4. Insert the following code:

# test2.py
import testrun
from importlib import reload
reload(testrun)

imported_data = testrun.testprint()

5. Execute this code.
6. Try adding a dot (.) after imported_data on a new line.

Expected Behavior:

• Nothing, just the dot.

Actual Behavior:

• The IDE executes the function (testrun.testprint())

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