- Adding `NetworkSceneManagerStartupTests` which validates this PR.
- Adding the assets and script needed to validate this PR.
- Updated scenes in build list to include the new scene: InSceneNetworkObjectMovesToDDOL.

Adding change log entry.

…hen-serializing

Commenting out the addressable scene test.
Adding back the check for InScenePlaced when shutting down.

- `ISerializationCallbackReceiver` implementation as that does not accomplish what we need.
- Setting InScenePlaced within OnValidate instead.

Only reset things that have been spawned are in-scene placed, and is assigned to the relative NetworkManager (for integration testing purposes)

Removing the addressable scene.
We will revisit this when this is supported.

Fixing several issues with NetworkObjectSceneMigrationTests.
Fixing several formatting issues.

brackets adjustment.

Adding white spaces between foreach and if

Fixing some out of alignment if statements.

Didn't save the change... adding last standards check issue fix.

Fixing issue where we were sending scene migration notifications when migrating into the DDOL.
Fixing issue where if a client detected a changed scene but had no scene change to send (later) it would throw and exception and cause a memory leak.

Remove the legacy multiprocess scene that is no longer used and has references to scripts that no longer exist.

Issue where distributed authority would throw an exception during scene migration due to the fact that we would throw an exception if the 1st scene in the scene migration table didn't contain the client that has authority over the NetworkObject that migrated into a new scene. Now we count how many entries were written and if that count is zero upon parsing known loaded scenes then it throws an exception.

Reverting the exclusion of DDOL synchronization (that was a red herring).

Removing the ValidateSceneOnAllClients portion as that doesn't assure that all clients have loaded the scene and fully synchronized the scene which could lead to edge case issues during this test.

…hen-serializing