### Godot version

v4.0.beta15.official [4fa6edc88]

### System information

Windows 11

### Issue description

When drawing a polygon in the editor, several duplicate vertices are added to the polygon array for each click.  In the image below, I clicked three times to draw the triangle, but got 10 entries.  The number you get varies, though I don't know why; I've seen hundreds of points from drawing a hexagon.  I tested it with a Polygon2D, a CollisionPolygon2D, and a CollisionPolygon3D; the issues occurs with all of them.  It later occurred to me that this might happen with a Curve2D as well, and it does.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2808851/214926182-b8609b87-85a1-4a08-8017-be4eeec912c6.png)


### Steps to reproduce

Add a node that has a Polygon or Curve resource, such as a Polygon2D, draw some points, then check the PackedVector2Array resource.

### Minimal reproduction project

N/A
case SCENE_TAB_CLOSE:
		case FILE_SAVE_SCENE: {
			int scene_idx = (p_option == FILE_SAVE_SCENE) ? -1 : tab_closing_idx;
			Node *scene = editor_data.get_edited_scene_root(scene_idx);
			if (scene && !scene->get_scene_file_path().is_empty()) {
				if (DirAccess::exists(scene->get_scene_file_path().get_base_dir())) {
					if (scene_idx != editor_data.get_edited_scene()) {
						_save_scene_with_preview(scene->get_scene_file_path(), scene_idx);
					} else {
						_save_scene_with_preview(scene->get_scene_file_path());
					}
					if (scene_idx != -1) {
						_discard_changes();
					}
					save_layout();
				} else {
					show_save_accept(vformat(TTR("%s no longer exists! Please specify a new save location."), scene->get_scene_file_path().get_base_dir()), TTR("OK"));
				}
				break;
			}
			[[fallthrough]];
		}
		case FILE_SAVE_AS_SCENE: {
			int scene_idx = (p_option == FILE_SAVE_SCENE || p_option == FILE_SAVE_AS_SCENE) ? -1 : tab_closing_idx;
			Node *scene = editor_data.get_edited_scene_root(scene_idx);
			if (!scene) {
				if (p_option == FILE_SAVE_SCENE) {
					
					
					ScriptEditor::get_singleton()->save_current_script();