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VMAP: Resolve VMAP manager race conditions with iInstanceMapTrees
Closes #584 Adapted from TrinityCore/TrinityCore@87a5ba0
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Do we need to reextract vmaps?
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no
Is this right? The number of maps is much smaller than the highest map id, so higher map IDs would not get initialized, right?