Surface the dropped PartyRegionsChangedStateChange::result and errorDetail fields#90
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The diagnostic disambiguates between region failure and other Party errors that happen to surface the same user-facing string.
CreateAndConnectToPlayFabPartyNetwork calls PartyManager::CreateNewNetwork(…, 0, nullptr, …), which makes the SDK fall back to whatever PartyManager::GetRegions() has. If background QoS/region discovery fails, GetRegions() is empty and CreateNewNetworkCompleted reports "the region list couldn't be determined" with no upstream cause. This change exposes the actual reason (e.g. InternetConnectivityError, PartyServiceError, FailedToBindToLocalUdpSocket, etc.) so the failure is diagnosable from logs — useful for any developer hitting this on Azure VMs or other restricted-net
Diagnostic-only.