Delay nodes occasionally don't fire the "Completed" output in a nativized build.

This happens when the 32-bit LatentUUID signed integer that we generate for the delay node starts with "-1" when converted to an FString (e.g. "-1824950080").

During compilation, we pack latent function call info into a single literal term, one of these fields is the "Linkage" and that is fixed up by the C++ back end by replacing "-1" with the target "address" to jump to upon completion. However it's currently doing a blanket "replace all occurrences of -1 with this value" in the fixup code and that can corrupt the UUID field.

The fixup code can be found in FBlueprintCompilerCppBackend::LatentFunctionInfoTermToText() in BlueprintCompilerCppBackend.cpp. The licensee has suggested a fix that should work.

1. Create a new, blank BP-only project.
2. Add a new Actor-based Blueprint class.
3. In the event graph, wire a delay node to the BeginPlay event.
4. Wire a PrintString node to the "Completed" output.
5. Drag a new instance of the Blueprint into the current level and save (NewMap).
6. PIE, and notice that the string prints out.
7. In Project Settings, Maps & Modes, change the gameplay map to 'NewMap'.
8. In Project Settings, Packaging, change the Blueprint Nativization Method to "Inclusive."
9. Choose File->Package Project->Windows->Win64, choose a location and wait for packaging to finish.
10. Run the nativized, packaged build. If the string prints out, delete and replace the Delay node in the event graph, re-wire it as in the steps above, save, and repeat steps to package a cooked build.
11. Repeat until an occurrence of a cooked build in which the string does not print out. (May take several attempts.)