Analyze command - track "SerializeReference" usage

The SerializeReference feature of Unity Serialization means that additional C# classes can be serialized directly inside MonoBehaviours and ScriptableObjects. They do not use MonoScripts to managed the C# type - instead the C# type info is serialized directly into the serialized reference registry of the MonoBehaviour. So the information about what types are actually used is spread all over the place in the built content.

Management of these objects can be a challenge, often we have to do text searching of the YAML format in the project assets to find them. In binary data its quite hard to "find" them without actually loading the content.

One example for wanting to find them is if you want to rename a class and need to confirm that the old name is not present anywhere in your assetbundles.

This feature idea is to add another table similar to the recently introduced mono_script table.

When we enumerate MonoBehaviour objects when we discover a SerializeReference instance we will add a row to the new table that has the assembly name, namespace and class, the riid, and the id of the MonoBehaviour. Ideally we would also capture the size of the serialized data for that object.

This code will automatically code ScriptableObjects because they are represented as MonoBehaviours in serialized data.

This implementation should be somewhat similar to how references are captured and recorded in the refs table, so it should be possible to implement in UnityDataTools without introducing any new concepts or complexity.

• As part of this task also introduce one or more views that shows information from the new table, similar to the new script_object_view.
  E.g. a view that shows all SerializeReference objects with

monobehaviour object id, name, assetbundle/serialized fie, riid, size, Class, NameSpace, Assembly Name

• Also update documentation to talk about the new table / view and use case for using it.

Commencez par la commande Analyze et examinez les implémentations existantes des tables mono_script et refs, ainsi que de script_object_view. Définissez la nouvelle table SerializeReference et une ou plusieurs vues pour les champs demandés MonoBehaviour, object, asset, riid, size, class, namespace et assembly, puis mettez à jour la documentation avec la table, la vue et le cas d’utilisation du renommage de classes.