NetworkServer.Broadcast: explain ClearSpawnedDirtyBits better

Assets/Mirror/Runtime/NetworkServer.cs

@@ -1609,16 +1609,19 @@ static void Broadcast()
                 connection.Update();
             }
 
-            // TODO we already clear the serialized component's dirty bits above
-            //      might as well clear everything???
-            //
-            // TODO this unfortunately means we still need to iterate ALL
-            //      spawned and not just the ones with observers. figure
-            //      out a way to get rid of this.
-            //
-            // TODO clear dirty bits when removing the last observer instead!
-            //      no need to do it for ALL entities ALL the time.
+            // TODO this is way too slow because we iterate ALL spawned :/
+            // TODO this is way too complicated :/
+            // to understand what this tries to prevent, consider this example:
+            //   monster has health=100
+            //   we change health=200, dirty bit is set
+            //   player comes in range, gets full serialization spawn packet.
+            //   next Broadcast(), player gets the health=200 change because dirty bit was set.
             //
+            // this code clears all dirty bits if no players are around to prevent it.
+            // BUT there are two issues:
+            //   1. what if a playerB was around the whole time?
+            //   2. why don't we handle broadcast and spawn packets both HERE?
+            //      handling spawn separately is why we need this complex magic
             ClearSpawnedDirtyBits();
         }