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Major changes: - The widget reflector UI now uses tabs. The hierarchy and stats views have been moved to tabs, and new tabs have been added to support picking widgets from a snapshot. - The widget reflector node trees are no longer using UObject types. The idea here was to make the serialization easier, but it didn't work and I ended up using JSON instead. - When you take or load a widget snapshot, you're now shown the screenshot of the window associated with that snapshot, and are able to pick widgets from it as you would do with a live tree. API changes: - The tab spawners for the widget reflector and atlas visualizers are now registered automatically when the SlateReflector module is loaded. These are now the only way to create these windows. - The tabbed layout within the widget reflector has made it impossible to create the widget reflector unless spawned via a tab manager. To this end, the following functions have been removed from ISlateReflectorModule: - GetWidgetReflector - GetAtlasVisualizer - GetTextureAtlasVisualizer - GetFontAtlasVisualizer - These functions used to be used to create a raw widget reflector or atlas viewer widget. - If you were doing this because you were placing it into your own window, you can take advantage of the fact that the widget reflector tab spawner is always available, and use the global tab manager to create your window and place a spawned widget reflector tab inside it - SummonPerfTestSuite in SPerfSuite.cpp provides an example of this. - If you were doing this in the handler of your own widget reflector tab spawner, you can either just use the standard widget reflector tab spawner instead (you need to load the SlateReflector module once, and then "WidgetReflector" will be available to spawn via the global tab manager), or you can just use the DisplayWidgetReflector function of ISlateReflectorModule (which will internally do the same thing). [CL 2661609 by Jamie Dale in Main branch]