Refactor how file cache entries are stored #89301
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StringBuilder isn't appropriate for this, is it? Code is sooo much more readable now, but just putting the thought out there.
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I used PackedStringArray for easier joining.
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Currently the code for writing FileSystem cache is basically a one unreadable line of string additions, followed by a loop of string additions. This PR changes it to be much more readable, without affecting the file's content. It might also make the code faster.