Lumen doesn't use correct sky light settings when GI scalability changes from Low to High

When the Global Illumination scalability settings are changed in the editor from High to Medium, they primarily act on the r.Lumen.DiffuseIndirect.Allow and r.SkyLight.RealTimeReflectionCapture.  Normally, when r.Lumen.DiffuseIndirect.Allow is changed, the render states are re-created, however, when there is a Landscape the OnChanged callback is hijacked and FGlobalComponentRecreateRenderStateContext is no longer called.  In addition, the render states need to be refreshed after r.SkyLight.RealTimeReflectionCapture has been updated, but the order of the settings in BaseScalability.ini has the Lumen diffuse indirect changing first and then the SkyLight CVar.  Rather than changing the order,  FGlobalComponentRecreateRenderStateContext can be used in the OnChangeSkylightRealTimeReflectionCapture.

1. Create a new open world level
2. Rotate the Directional Light to be low ((Pitch=-3.651626,Yaw=1.937970,Roll=97.297728)
3. Change the overall Scalability level to High
4. Change only the Global Illumination scalability level to Medium or Low
5. Rotate the camera view around so exposure settles
6. Change only the Global Illumination scalability level back to High

Expected

The indirect lighting on the landscape returns to the same as it was when scalability was previously set to High

Actual

The indirect lighting partially stays at the Medium or Low levels