Tweak: Reduce save operations when setting entrance discovered #3459
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The "set entrances discovered" logic would run twice, once for the main entrance and a second time for the "reverse" entrance (to handle saving two-way entrances). The end of the operation would perform a save, which meant that two saves were being performed on the same frame.
This limits the save operation to only happen once for each entrance pair, and also prevents setting the "reverse" entrance when decoupled is on.
This is an effort to reduce the various save operations happening with all the different features in SoH now.
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