Core: Remove implicit conversions from IPAddress to String, to avoid accidental conversions
#107406
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CallableandSignaltoString, to avoid accidental conversions #107379 and Remove implicit conversions from math types toString, to avoid accidental conversions #107295Same idea as above - we want to avoid accidentally converting to String, because it's expensive.
I misjudged the number of conversion callers, but at least that makes this PR smaller than expected.
After this PR, there are just 3 implicit
Stringoperator conversions left:Variant- probably can't fix this now, Variant has all the implicit conversions.StringName- probably fine for now since it's usually fast (at least on repeated access).NodePath- there's a lot of accessors, so it needs its own PR.