Visual instance layers are regarded during shadow culling #70638
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Partially cherry-picked from 16517ec. Todos: - setting Camera cull_mask should mark affected shadows dirty somehow
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This PR essentially is a cherry-pick from 16517ec (merged for 3.x in #61841) adapted to some rendering server and culling modifications. It addresses #43827, #54613 and #58322 and seems to have the same effect as #61841. Which also means that shadows are not yet updated after changing the Camera cull_mask itself.
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