Fix the problem of non-deterministic serialization.#192
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Hi,
We found that the product of PxSerialization::serializeCollectionToBinaryDeterministic() is not deterministic for the rigid actor's name pointer, And the pointer is not used for deserialization.
The patch works well in our project, but I am not sure that the product is perfectly deterministic by this patch because maybe some other problems are just not noticed.