Prefer objc.super() over native one

The native super() doesn't always expose Objective-C methods according to the PyObjC documentation.

Author: takaakifuji

CJKAnchorPlacement.glyphsTool/Contents/CodeResources

@@ -233,10 +233,7 @@ def mouseDoubleDown_(self, event):
                 elif anchor_name == 'BSB':
                     self.BSBValue = distance_from_edge
                 return
-        try:
-            super(CJKAnchorPlacementTool, self).mouseDoubleDown_(event)
-        except AttributeError as e:
-            LogError(repr(e)) # Some encounter AttributeError while I cannot reproduce it.
+        objc.super(CJKAnchorPlacementTool, self).mouseDoubleDown_(event)
 
     @LSBValue.setter
     def LSBValue(self, value):

CJKAnchorPlacement.glyphsTool/Contents/MacOS/plugin

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 		</data>
 		<key>Resources/plugin.py</key>
 		<data>
-		h47wMCCvx7uHRTCuCv8+KoeHCjw=
+		C0dV8JTKRYujsIbGxQoHOHewQvA=
 		</data>
 		<key>Resources/toolbar.ai</key>
 		<data>
@@ -53,11 +53,11 @@
 		<dict>
 			<key>hash</key>
 			<data>
-			h47wMCCvx7uHRTCuCv8+KoeHCjw=
+			C0dV8JTKRYujsIbGxQoHOHewQvA=
 			</data>
 			<key>hash2</key>
 			<data>
-			SHYBTpPzKYMVmPbfjrTDtNxo8usimYPc62W6aAd75V0=
+			ysOzDH+jDFSj+BMCJtqpRUL1K1PJy9DTABx2FfzxClI=
 			</data>
 		</dict>
 		<key>Resources/toolbar.ai</key>