SetCollisionEnabled shouldn't check owner

Attempting to set the collision of a component to NoCollision while the actor's collision is disabled will prevent the component's collision from changing. This is because of the early exit in UPrimitiveComponent::SetCollisionEnabled calling BodyInstance.GetCollisionEnabled() which defaults to checking the owner(actor)'s collision. This can be fixed by explicitly passing in false to BodyInstance.GetCollisionEnabled().

Place a static mesh actor.

On begin play set the mesh's collision to NoCollision. PIE.

On begin play set the mesh's collision to NoCollision, disable the actor's collision, re-enable the actor's collision. PIE.

Notice: In both cases the mesh's collision results in NoCollision.

On being play disable the actor's collision, set the mesh's collision to NoCollision, re-enable the actor's collision. PIE.

Notice: The child mesh's collision is not NoCollision.

Expected: Setting the mesh's collision shouldn't be effected by the actor's collision enablement.