Liftoff caused by root motion may leave a Character in walking movement for customized project

If a Character has active root motion while walking (animation root motion OR a Root Motion Source), and this root motion causes vertical motion that "lifts off", it's possible for the Character to be put into a different movement mode. 

By default, this is MOVE_Falling but in customized projects, this could be another mode instead. 

The problem is that the detection of whether to switch or not is conditional on IsFalling(). I believe it should instead be more narrowly conditional on (MovementMode != MOVE_Walking) so that the appropriate Phys****** function is always used.

It would be good to also scan CMC code for similar instances. At a glance, there is at least one other case in PhysWalking and one in PhysNavWalking

From UDN: [Link Removed]

See description first. 

Easiest way may be to use a vertical root motion source with a customized CMC that overrides ApplyRootMotionToVelocity.   For testing, simply hacking on CMC is probably OK.

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