Fix and improve editor state persistence for the VisualShader editor

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This PR implements editor state preservation for the VisualShader editor while addressing related design issues.

Previously, the scroll_offset (essentially the view position of the GraphEdit node used in the VisualShader editor) was saved in the VisualShader resource, which could create Git noise when multiple people work on the same project. If one person opens the shader and just pans around, the resource would change. Since the scroll offset is more accurately part of the editor state than the VisualShader resource itself, it is now saved as project metadata. The same goes for the currently edited type/stage. Additionally, the zoom level is now also persistent.

For saving the scroll offset and zoom level, a debounce timer was added to reduce disk access.

TODO:

• Use the UID instead of the resource path as the key.
• Save the state per type! (this was overlooked by me since the graph_offset was also not saved per type/stage before - but since it has never worked correctly no one ever noticed)

GraphEdit refactoring: Scrolling/Panning

Currently, GraphEdit uses the scrollbars to manage and track the scroll/panning offset as well as to control how far the view can pan/scroll. Data like this should not be stored in or managed by child control nodes but rather directly within GraphEdit. Scrollbars should function purely as UI components, signaling user interactions and reflecting changes from the parent node. After all, they provide just another way to pan the view and GraphEdit should theoretically be functional without them.

This part could be split into another PR if desired (since the changes shouldn't alter the behavior), however I have only tested it in conjunction with the above.

Additional refactoring

• Renamed several methods to improve descriptiveness and clarity, and correct misleading terminology.
• Removed redundant VisualShaderGraphPlugin::get_shader_type method.
• Removed redundant updating member.