Allow users to edit tickets without needing to log in. #1405
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Related: #1393
WordPress.org accounts were added as a requirement for purchasing tickets.
Since this feature was added after users purchased tickets the old way, there can be a mismatch between the attendee associated with the ticket and the logged-in account. This PR removes the need to log in to edit the ticket. This returns it to previous functionality.
Props MarcZijderveld
This should be removed in the future when there are no more tickets sold without wp.org accounts.