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paul chipchase ecdec9bf35 Add an UE5 specific version EUnrealEngineObjectUE5Version to be used for global changes instead of EUnrealEngineObjectUEVersion. By splitting and storing both version numbers we allow for hypothetical future UE4 changes that will not conflict when merged to UE5.
#rb CarlMagnus.Nordin
#rnx
#tests Ran overnight preflights on several platforms, opened/cooked/staged/ran the oldest version of InfiltratorDemo that can be downloaded (4.11)

### ObjectVersion
- Add a new version enum EUnrealEngineObjectUE5Version.
-- This version number starts at 1000 which leaves more than enough for for EUnrealEngineObjectUEVersion to be expanded
- Even though very few changes (if any at all) to EUnrealEngineObjectUE4Version are expected there is a static assert to make sure that EUnrealEngineObjectUEVersion::AUTOMATIC_VERSION never overtakes EUnrealEngineObjectUE5Version::INITIAL_VERSION.
- Add a struct FPackageFileVersion that wraps around the version numbers and is used to store them instead of raw int32 values which was done before. This should make it easier to add new version numbers in the future if we desire (although this will cause problems in places that serialize the struct directly)

### FPackageFileSummary
- Adding a new entry to CurrentLegacyFileVersion at value -8 which shows the UE5 version being added. This lets us make the changes without needing to submit anything to UE4 Main.
- When loading a package that does not have a UE5 version, it will remain at 0.
- Added ::IsFileVersionTooOld and ::IsFileVersionTooNew to replace hardcoded tests in the code base for version validity. This will make it easier to make changes in the future.
- A few months ago most of the accessors of the version number were deprecated in favour of a version that did not contain the Engine number (ie UE4Ver -> UEVer in Archive) but to work with these changes the renamed methods now will return or accept the version as FPackageFileVersion rather than int32.  The old UE4 methods will remain deprecated and direct licensees to use the new methods.

### Archive
- Now stores the version as a FPackageFileVersion rather than int32

### LinkerLoad
- Reports the larger version number if we detect a higher version number than we support. Note that this could cause an issue if the UE4 version is ever raised but helps keep the code simple.

### AssetData
- Need to add a new version here to manage existing data that only has the UE4 version

### EditorDomain
- We do not need to version the format, we can just invalidate existing editor domain entries via EditorDomainVersion

### EditorServer
- When reporting that a package is too old we report the UE4 version as that is the only version that can be older than VER_UE4_OLDEST_LOADABLE_PACKAGE
- When reporting that a package is too new it can be either the UE4 or the UE5 version so we print them together "UE4Ver|UE5Ver"

### ContentCommandlets
- The min and max resave versions have been kept as a single value, you will not be able to resave against different UE4 and UE5 versions at the same time. It doesn't seem like a useful feature and would greatly increase the complexity of the code.
- We will also only report the file version as a single value.

### ManifestUObject
- This class was setting an older obsolete version on purpose to try and maintain compatibility with older clients so we need to provide a way to create an older UE4 only version that will leave the UE5 version as unset.

### NetworkPlatformFile
- I was unable to test the code path in FNetworkPlatformFile::ProcessServerCachedFilesResponse as I am unsure how to run the game in a mode that will actually use it.
- When reading an older "CookedVersion.txt" that was saved with a single version, the reads will fail and this will count as a version change in the code so that all of the existing files will be deleted. The existing code would not give the user a log message when this happens and given the very small time window where this might happen caused by this change I have opted to leave this alone and not add any additional logging.
- If we do detect a version mismatch we will still only log the version number as a single version.

### CookOnTheFlyServer
- We now add each version number to the IniVersionMap rather than merge the version and license version as a key/value pair. This allows us to a) use both the UE4 and UE5 version numbers b) we now log a warning that the version values don't match when it is changed, previously since it was a key value we would log a warning about an additional setting instead.
-- I also added "vs" to the log message when values are mismatched to make the space between the two values being printed clearer.

#ROBOMERGE-OWNER: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 17549459 via CL 17550236 via CL 17550238 via CL 17550582
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v870-17433530)
#ROBOMERGE[STARSHIP]: UE5-Main

[CL 17550583 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
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