Correct spotlight attenuation angle calculation - #2250
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The part of #1481 that doesn't need a new light property
Master
Aliased and difficult to tune since spotlights were calculated as 180° flat lights with a hard angular cutoff
This PR
Smooth and easier to tune, spotlight falloff angle is calculated correctly
Inner angle is currently hardcoded to 98% of the outer angle
Tried my best to match the existing exponent behavior, though the way it works is a bit weird and there are cases where the spotlight just completely disappears (high exponents with low angles)