Fix editor performance

[jsm174]

Currently, the Lamp/Switch/Coil/Wire managers are refreshed during gameplay using:

#if UNITY_EDITOR
   UnityEditorInternal.InternalEditorUtility.RepaintAllViews();
#endif

@Pandelii noticed a huge performance hit and after debugging, this was the culprit.

This PR adds a new Update During Gameplaysetting to the Player component that is defaulted true. When this is enabled and a switch, coil, or lamp is updated, we will look for any open corresponding managers, and call the repaint method. (note, there can be multiple of the same manager windows open)

We also do the same for the TroughInspector and CoilDevice.

This PR also does the following:

• cleans up the lamp groups for Rock in preparation for Visual Scripting
• updates NetVips, NetVips Native, and NLog dependencies to the latest.
• reverts the hacked in Lamp Type of Single Off On in favor of upcoming Visual Scripting.

[freezy]

Niiice! Thanks for that!

[freezy]

Would it be easy to make this toggleable during gameplay? Right now it seems you need to stop, toggle, and start, to get the effect.

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[jsm174]

Would it be easy to make this toggleable during gameplay? Right now it seems you need to stop, toggle, and start, to get the effect.

Cool. I renamed all the Repaint* methods to RefreshUI and put a check inside for _player.UpdateDuringGameplay. This allow the flag to be toggled during gameplay.