Add onElementPositionChange event to SetElementPosition for anti-cheat compatibility #4392
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This PR adds a server-side "onElementPositionChange" event to the SetElementPosition function.
Reason:
Some anti-cheat scripts detect large position changes as cheating, but do not distinguish between server-initiated and client-initiated changes. This causes false positives when the server teleports players (e.g., for elevators or scripted events).
How it works:
By triggering the "onElementPositionChange" event server-side, anti-cheat scripts can listen for this event and safely ignore position changes that originate from the server.
This improves compatibility with anti-cheat resources and prevents legitimate server-side teleports from being flagged as cheats.