Exception thrown during debugging as a means of conditional breakpoint in ContentManager

**EDIT: FALSE ALARM.

I'm indoctrinated into the belief that "exceptions are bad", and didn't pay attention to the localized code which clearly indicates that this was a "Debugger only" exception intended for Developer notification. So this exception is NON-CRITICAL.

The only thing I'd request is that we NOT throw exceptions (even with Debugger ATtached) for non-bad things like this. As the Animation itself is loading -- but the "_source_clip" suffixed version seems non-essential (everything seems to work without it).**

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I'm working from GitHub, latest source code, Final push from "Sebastian Gregor", March 31st, 11:18.

I compiled with VS2022 - and ran Game Studio, which starts up fine.

I created an empty project first -- and it went well until I tap on an Animation like "Run" and it gives error:

"The asset 'Animations/Run_source_clip" could not be found.    (same for ALL animations)

(the Mannequin model itself loads up fine though).

So then created another project for the "Top-Down RPG" for Windows. And when it started up, gave this error:

The asset "Audio/FishLampByUlrick-EvensSalies" could not be found.    (similar as above)

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So it seems like the latest GitHub code has a critical issue with packaging/using the Assets that are supposed to be automated when you make these Game projects from Game Studio.

Note also that for the RPG Demo... despite 2 audio files being missing, it does compile and run -- and seems fine.

But from within GameStudio ,the RPG game also has the same issues as the empty Game -- if you tap on ANY Animation, it waits about 5 seconds, then throws an exception that "The asset "Animations/{animName}_source_clip" could not be found"

That exception throws 5 seconds after tapping on the animation in Game Studio:

Start with ContentManager and reproduce the reported behavior in Game Studio using the empty project or Top-Down RPG project, selecting an animation such as Run. Check the debugger-only exception for missing _source_clip and audio assets. Done means confirming the non-critical loading behavior and establishing whether these debugger exceptions should still be raised.