Reconnecting doesn't have the same cleanup as logging out - #59
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This PR fixes it so that reconnecting after a disconnect within around 2 minutes doesn't bug out the multiplayer lobby. Without it the lobby softlocks on the "waiting for players" screen and shows the user staying listed in the lobby after they've already left.
The cause was that reconnecting only removed the old session from the session maps, but skipped the rest of the cleanup that a normal logout does like removing the player from their game and the lobby and telling everyone they disconnected. By the time the old dead connection was finally detected as closed the session was already gone so that cleanup never ran. The fix makes reconnecting run that same cleanup instead of just deleting the old session.