Add IgnoreActorMtx for interpolation and fix bunny hood + other interpolation issues #873
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With our interpolation system, for each actor we track their starting matrix and then each child interpolation path applies matrix calculations against that matrix.
For whatever reason, bunny hood does not like this. So I've added a new method
FrameInterpolation_IgnoreActorMtx()that allows us to specify for the current interpolation record child to skip using the actor matrix. Upon closing the record child, the flag will become unset. This fixes the bunny hood jumping with interpolation when changing links position abruptly.I don't really understand what the actor matrix specific handling does, but I know removing it is not good as then link will look flat when changing 180º
Fixes #412
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