Call to callback from optimize() and optimize_p(), also on non debug mode. - #7092
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I think there's still need for distinguishing between cycle vs. iteration callbacks, but it's good enough for now.
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Call to callback from optimize() and optimize_p() also on non debug mode,
to enable stop in time if needed.