Translated shortcut set label results in access denied when customizing set

When the label of the (default) shortcut set is translated, trying to customize it results in an access denied.

The url to customize the set is: /admin/config/user-interface/shortcut/manage/default/customize
The user has the correct permissions to update the set, but this still results in an access denied.

I traced it down to \Drupal\shortcut\ShortcutSetAccessControlHandler::checkAccess where the access check compares 2 objects. The problem is that the entity passed into the method is using the label in the default language (English) and the function shortcut_current_displayed_set returns a loaded shortcut set using the current language, which is Dutch.

I think comparing the id would be sufficient in this case.

ps. the param converter uses the 'loadOverrideFree' method on the storage object. This results in loading the shortcut set in the default language.