Time for action – Non-state functions from inside a state

Before we start this experiment, another cleanup job.

1. Delete the LogMe, LogTimer, and PostBeginPlay functions.

2. Make sure the LogMe functions in all three states are deleted as well.

3. We're going to write a new version of TakeDamage inside the Seeking function. This will stop the non-state function from being called:

   event TakeDamage(int DamageAmount, Controller EventInstigator, vector HitLocation, vector Momentum, class<DamageType> DamageType, optional TraceHitInfo HitInfo, optional Actor DamageCauser)
   {
     `log("Seeking TakeDamage");
   }

4. Let's also add a log to the non-state TakeDamage function:

   event TakeDamage(int DamageAmount, Controller EventInstigator, vector HitLocation, vector Momentum, class<DamageType> DamageType, optional TraceHitInfo HitInfo, optional Actor DamageCauser)
   {
     `log("Global TakeDamage");
   
     if(EventInstigator != none && EventInstigator.PlayerReplicationInfo != none)
     WorldInfo.Game.ScoreObjective...