Sequencer : Attaching a Possessable to multiple Spawnables across multiple cuts causes incorrect location restoration

void FPreAnimatedStateExtension::RestoreGlobalState(const FRestoreStateParams& Params)
{
...
	// workaround begins : First, restore the states stored in FAnimTypePreAnimatedStateObjectStorage. (This will delete the spawned objects)
	for (int32 Index = 0; Index < GroupMetaData.GetMaxIndex(); ++Index)
	{
		if (!GroupMetaData.IsAllocated(Index))
		{
			continue;
		}

		FPreAnimatedGroupMetaData& Group = GroupMetaData[Index];

		for (int32 AggregateIndex = Group.AggregateMetaData.Num() - 1; AggregateIndex >= 0; --AggregateIndex)
		{
			FAggregatePreAnimatedStateMetaData& Aggregate = Group.AggregateMetaData[AggregateIndex];
			if (Aggregate.NumContributors == 0 && (!Aggregate.TerminalInstanceHandle.IsValid() || Aggregate.TerminalInstanceHandle == Params.TerminalInstanceHandle))
			{
				if(Aggregate.ValueHandle.TypeID.TypeID== FAnimTypePreAnimatedStateObjectStorage::StorageID.TypeID )
				{
					TSharedPtr<IPreAnimatedStorage> Storage = GetStorageChecked(Aggregate.ValueHandle.TypeID);
					Storage->RestorePreAnimatedStateStorage(Aggregate.ValueHandle.StorageIndex, EPreAnimatedStorageRequirement::Persistent, EPreAnimatedStorageRequirement::None, Params);

					Group.AggregateMetaData.RemoveAt(AggregateIndex, 1, false);
				}
			}

			if (Group.AggregateMetaData.Num() == 0)
			{
				// Remove at will not re-allocate the array or shuffle items within the sparse array, so this is safe
				Group.GroupManagerPtr->OnGroupDestroyed(Index);
				GroupMetaData.RemoveAt(Index);
			}
		}
	}
	// workaround ends

	// Ensure that the entries are restored in strictly the reverse order they were cached in
	for (int32 Index = 0; Index < GroupMetaData.GetMaxIndex(); ++Index)
	{
		if (!GroupMetaData.IsAllocated(Index))
		{
			continue;
		}

		FPreAnimatedGroupMetaData& Group = GroupMetaData[Index];
...
}