[Vanilla Bug] AI sells artillery that have UndeploysInto=none when they are attacked by something out of range

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Description

When the AI has a deployed Tick Tank, Artillery or Juggernaut that is attacked by a ground-based object that is out of the deployed unit's range, the AI undeploys the unit to move their "artillery" unit into range so they can retaliate. This behaviour is tied to the keys TickTank=yes, Artillary=yes and IsJuggernaut=yes.

The undeploying is done by assigning MISSION_DECONSTRUCTION to the deployed unit (building).

Normally, this is desired behaviour. However, if you, as a modder, create an artillery unit that has UndeploysInto=none in its deployed form, iow. you remove the artillery's ability to undeploy, this behaviour still applies. Because MISSION_DECONSTRUCTION is used not only for undeploying, but also for selling the unit, the AI ends up selling the deployed unit. This happens regardless of whether the building type has Sellable=no.

Removing the TickTank=yes, Artillary=yes or IsJuggernaut=yes keys from the object is no proper solution either, because those keys are necessary for the unit's deploy facing and deploy offset when it's turned into a building.

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Steps To Reproduce

1. Give the Deployed Tick Tank DeploysInto=none. Assign one of them to the AI (can be done through the map editor or through a standard attack script).
2. Attack the Deployed Tick Tank with something that has higher range. Like a Juggernaut.

Expected Behaviour

The Tick Tank should remain in place, since it cannot undeploy into any unit.

Actual Behaviour

The AI sells the Tick Tank.

Additional Context

BuildingClass::Assign_Target is missing a check for UndeploysInto == nullptr at 0x0042C624. If that is the case, the function should jump to 0x0042C58C to exit the function instead of assigning MISSION_DECONSTRUCTION as the building's mission.