Improve command line --print-fps
display
#47735
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Follow-up to #47733.
I've also experimented with printing the project FPS with leading indentation to distinguish it from editor FPS when the output is intertwined, but I decided not to include it in this PR. (We can't print both on the same line because they're printed from separate processes at a separate time.)
Here's what it looked like (disregard the incorrect mspf rounding, which I fixed in this PR):