Fixes timing scopes to more accurately represent a per-frame main thread breakdown, and prevents spikes when GC is executed.
- **GcPause**
- New separate timing scope showing time spent in GC per frame
- GC pause time is subtracted from all other scopes, so each scope now only tracks its own code execution and no longer includes GC overhead
- e.g. when GC occurs during the audio scope, the audio scope no longer spikes to 20ms
- **AudioMixingThread** removed from the main scopes
- Runs on a separate thread, so its timings are effectively meaningless in the main thread view
- All other scopes are main thread only
- No longer relevant given the audio optimisation work done over the past months
- **Scene** scope removed
- Didn't make much sense as it was an aggregate wrapping many other timing scopes
- Replaced with a finer `Update` scope that tracks `Component.FixedUpdate`/`Update`
- **Editor** scope no longer shows in-game
- Scopes reschuffled
- e.g. verlet rope physics traces are now tracked under the physics scope
- Audio occlusion queries are now tracked under the audio scope
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Attempt to fix animation perf regression introduced by #4128
Parallel.ForEach(IList<T>) uses static range partitioning which may cause load imbalance on hybrid P/E-core CPUs. Use Partitioner.Create(list, loadBalance: true) instead to restore dynamic chunk stealing that aws already used when using Parallel.ForEach(IEnumerable<T>)
