### Godot version

4.0 9f68d06

### System information

Windows 10 x64

### Issue description

When changing any property of tile source, e.g. name:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2223172/219977766-9babbd6c-cd75-41a0-a167-fe6da039d05e.png)
This error appears in the output:
```
UndoRedo history mismatch: expected 0, got 2.
Set name
```
It means that there is an undo action that starts with a global object and continues with a scene one.

Only happens when the TileSet is built-in and it makes the changes to the tileset being registered as global, i.e. not related to its scene (which results in history inconsistency after closing the scene).

I did some debugging and the action comes from inspector, which edits TileSetAtlasSourceEditor and then TileSetAtlasSource. I don't know what exactly triggers it; the properties should be only set on TileSetAtlasSource.

### Steps to reproduce

1. Add scene
2. Add tilemap
3. Add tileset (don't save it to a file)
4. Edit tileset
5. Add atlas source (e.g. drop icon.svg)
6. Change atlas name
7. Observe output

### Minimal reproduction project

N/A
}
		} else {
			
			
			
			Ref<EditorFeatureProfile> profile = feature_profile_manager->get_current_profile();
			if (!profile.is_valid() || !profile->is_feature_disabled(EditorFeatureProfile::FEATURE_3D)) {
				img = Node3DEditor::get_singleton()->get_editor_viewport(0)->get_viewport_node()->get_texture()->get_image();
			}
		}
		if (img.is_valid() && img->get_width() > 0 && img->get_height() > 0) {
			img = img->duplicate();
			save.step(TTR("Creating Thumbnail"), 2);
			save.step(TTR("Creating Thumbnail"), 3);
			int preview_size = EDITOR_GET("filesystem/file_dialog/thumbnail_size");
			preview_size *= EDSCALE;
			
			int vp_size = MIN(img->get_width(), img->get_height());
			int x = (img->get_width() - vp_size) / 2;
			int y = (img->get_height() - vp_size) / 2;
			if (vp_size < preview_size) {
				
				img->crop_from_point(x, y, vp_size, vp_size);
			} else {
				int ratio = vp_size / preview_size;
				int size = preview_size * MAX(1, ratio / 2);
				x = (img->get_width() - size) / 2;
				y = (img->get_height() - size) / 2;
				img->crop_from_point(x, y, size, size);
				img->resize(preview_size, preview_size, Image::INTERPOLATE_LANCZOS);