Fix some invalid int property ranges

[AThousandShips]

• HeightMapShape3D had ranges configured for float instead of int
• Particles had amount that used exp which is not supported, added a note

The amount case could be fixed by adding support for this to EditorPropertyInteger but unsure how useful that would be generally, so just fixing it here

[Mickeon]

I think it would be useful. Exp was probably used in an attempt to have more control over the lower values (where particle count is WAY more noticeable).

[AThousandShips]

We can always add it back in if we improve that side, but ensuring it works correctly might be finicky, and might be buggy with integer values especially in the lower range (though I haven't tested it myself)

So opening a separate PR and adding different cases that would benefit from exp (including these ones back in) seems to be the way to go with that side

[KoBeWi]

Instead of removing it, which does not change anything, you could put a FIXME comment.

[AThousandShips]

Sure can do that instead, this does do one thing though: Discourage others adding this to their code thinking it will work

[AThousandShips]

With just a quick check, without doing any deeper reworking, adding support for exp to this specific property makes it impossible to edit reliably, it only affects the grab behavior, and skips wildly, it only works reasonably well with the slider exposed, which won't happen without a step smaller than 1

So I think the better solution is simply to remove it, I don't see the usefulness of it, but I'll leave it as a note for now but I'd say to just remove it is the better solution, even with the slider exposed by using a smaller than 1 step it's still very clumsy to edit like that, so I don't see the usefulness at al

[KoBeWi]

exp range for particles amount was added back in dfd1331. idk if it was better back then, but I guess it doesn't make much sense anymore.

[AThousandShips]

As you can see from the code the integer one didn't support exp then either so it seems to always have been dead code

It even uses the EXP_RANGE hint which didn't apply at all to the int property

[Mickeon]

I think the particles emitter's amount property makes a really strong case for actually supporting exp for integers. Particle count matters more at lower values where granular control is more desirable. That is to say, the difference between 1000 and 2000 particles is not as stark as 10 and 20.
However, that's unrelated. Beyond the comment, the PR itself fixes an obvious oversight in HeightMapShape3D.

[akien-mga]

Thanks!

[AThousandShips]

Thank you!