Check asset integrity in main loop to catch lazy-loaded assets#8594
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Since Lua mods can invoke
require()at any time (such as inside a Lua event handler) to load an overridden Lua script from the filesystem, the safest way to catch lazy-loaded assets is to check for it in the main loop.