No, I mean bake realtime hair simulation into the groom cache

In Unreal Engine, there is one problem with the MRQ(Movie Render Queue).
If we render video with temperal samples to get a realistic and beautiful motion blur, then the "time" of the world will go crazy. And everything that is considered in real time, whether it be physics or niagara effects, will jitter strangely and behave incorrectly.
To avoid this, it is better to use only baked assets.
At the moment we are filming cinematics in Unreal Engine and we have to do hair simulation in Maya with Ornitrix and then upload to Unreal as Groom Cache.
But this is a very long process when we have a good real-time hair simulation in Unreal Engine. If we can put the Unreal physics in the Groom Cache and use it in the sequencer, that would be a huge time saver.

I think it should be possible, once the alembic is inside UE, to use the Unreal physics in the groom, as shown in this video. I just don't know the steps.
What I'm looking for is a way to INSIDE-UNREAL way to record Unreal physics groom simulation and just replay it during final render.
The problem with real-time simulation during tests in viewport that it looks drastically different from final render and what I'm looking for is more IN-UNREAL control over final result.

In this video you can see "Cache Simulation" bake inside Unreal, like we want :(

https://youtu.be/FBsVp9c7wWY

Unreal has no tool to bake results of the simulation and I'm asking you to consider to add this bake option as part of Ornatrix Unreal plugin.

I mean about tool like "Animation Cache" in Ornatrix Maya.
Yes, in Unreal Engine we have realtime physics. But we need to bake realtime simulation from viewport.