Updates the issue report template to hopefully better draw attention to what may be an exploit #28473
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What Does This PR Do
Updates the issue form template, hopefully to attract more attention to if someone may be reporting a exploit in the public by having two check boxes with text detailing the two major factors to an exploit
Why It's Good For The Game
Mistakes happen or sometimes some people define exploits differently to how we do, hopefully making it so you need to check two boxes with text next to them detailing what we define as an exploit will help.
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Testing
Im going to be completely honest, im not totally sure how to test this outside of looking at the file preview on github, not without doing some merge stuff with my local branch that i don't feel overly confidant in being able to undo after the fact. However as far as i can tell it works
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