Add read-only info to resource embedded in other scenes. #84048
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Good call. I've updated it now, but I also removed the additional string assignment since the program flow you suggested means that it can simply fall through. I tested it in all the known situations and it seems to still behave fine as far as I can tell. |
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Adds the missing 'read-only' info to the top of the inspector for situations where the inspector is viewing a resource which is part of another scene and therefore cannot be directly edited. This situation is usually not seen since when attempting to edit a resource which is linked to another scene (which wasn't imported), you can click 'edit' and will be taken directly to that scene and resource where you are allowed to perform your edits.
However, there are still some situations where you can be viewing a resource in another scene, such as using AnimationTreeEditor and viewing AnimationNodes from another scene. This PR provides consistent info to help the user understand why they are unable to edit a resource from the inspector in this situation rather than just showing them an unmodifiable inspector.
