I've made a few changes here to make the code more consistent for the various ways of using a viewport to view an actor's position:
* Camera properties are now taken off any UCameraComponent, not specifically limited to ACameraActors.
* Calling FLevelEditorViewportClient::SetActorLock will now lock the viewport to the specified actor. If the actor has a camera component the viewport will inherit this camera's properties. The locked actor will also move with the viewport position if in perspective mode (as before).
* ControllingActor and PostProcessingActor have been removed from FLevelEditorViewportClient. Both were used for PIP camera previews which now work by locking a viewport to their desired camera.
* The inheriting of camera properties is controlled by the viewport "Camera View" setting shown on the quick settings viewport toolbar under the "Lock Viewport to Actor sub-menu.
This addresses TTP#337559 - feature request - improve viewport functionality for locking to camera
Reviewed by Chris Wood, Matt Kuhlenschmidt
[CL 2113995 by Andrew Rodham in Main branch]
- Broke out the asset editor portion of ISequencer into another class as it doesnt make sense to use an asset editor for an embedded sequencer
- Some minor cleanup to make sequencer work outside of the level editor (more work to do)
[CL 2096271 by Matt Kuhlenschmidt in Main branch]
