Ignore find_correct_function for custom_filters callback#183
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In my previous MR I added the callback version of
custom_filters. Sadly, I missed the case where, if the custom function calledapplyand it resulted in anUndefinedFunctionError, then thefind_correct_functionwould be called but because it's a function instead of a module,module.__info__(:functions)will fail.