fix: authority changing ownership via rpc can result in the same previous and current clientid values [BackPort] #3434
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This fixes an issue with the synchronization of NetworkVariables when changing ownership where it was possible to have the previous owner be equal to the current owner when a client used an RPC to change ownership.
This includes an additional check for dirty states of any collections base NetworkVariables.
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NetworkBehaviour.OnOwnershipChangedcan result in identical previous and current owner identifiers.Testing and Documentation
NetworkObjectOwnershipTests.TestAuthorityChangingOwnership.Backport
This is a backport of #3347.