LevelSequenceActorSpawner::GetLevelStreaming() fails to compare sub level names when running in Pie

The problem is in the function with signature "ULevelStreaming* GetLevelStreaming(FString SafeLevelName, UWorld& World)" within LevelSequenceActorSpawner.cpp at line 30. The problem is with the SafeLevelName value is constructed:

SafeLevelName = TEXT("/") + SafeLevelName;

Currently this value does not take the the PIE instance name into consideration. At line 35, you then compare SafeLevelName to a string that does include the PIE instance name. Lets say I used a sub level named TestLevel. In this case, the following will occur:

1.) Line 30 SafeLevelName = "/TestLevel"
2.) Line 35 LevelStreaming->GetWorldAssetPackageName() will return something like "/Game/Maps/UEDPIE_1_TestLevel"

Therefore, the statement EndsWith(SafeLevelName, ESearchCase::IgnoreCase) will always fail since SafeLevelName emits the pie instance name (in this example it was UEDPIE_1).

Line 30 needs adjusted to append the pie instance name to make the statement at line 35 work as expected.

This was reported and tested in 4.22.3 (CL-7053642). This was reproduced in 4.23 (CL-8386587) and Main 4.24 (CL-9141524)

1. Open the UE4 Editor and create a new Third Person template project
2. Right-click in the Content Brower and create a new Level
3. Add that Level as a sub-level to ThirdPersonExampleMap
4. Create a Level Sequence.
5. Add an actor to the sequence and convert it to a spawnable actor. You may want to add a few transform key frames to ensure the sequence has some length
6. Right click the spawnable actor (within the sequence) and set it's "Spawnable level" property to a value other then "Persistent Level"
7. Save the level sequence
8. Move the level sequence (Sequence Actor) to the sub-level
9. Setup the Level Blueprint for ThirdPersonExampleMap to load its sub-level on BeginPlay
10. Setup the Sub-Level Blueprint to play the Sequence
11. Play in Editor

Results: LogMovieScene: Warning: Can't find sublevel 'XXXX' to spawn 'XXXX' into

where XXXX is replaced with the name of the sublevel and actor you chose.

Expected: The warning should not print, as the sub level is currently loaded.