Add a list of all sub-resources used in the scene #75661
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Closes godotengine/godot-proposals#4567
In the proposal I mentioned a dialog, but then realized a popup is enough.
The list shows all sub-resources found in every node in the scene (excluding nested sub-sub-resources). They are grouped by type. If a resource is named, a name is displayed. If not, the owning node's name is displayed instead. Also if a resource is re-used multiple times, number of usages shows too.
This could be probably more fleshed-out, but the original purpose of this feature was to locate built-in scripts in a scene with many of them, and it serves it well.