This fixes#1980 .
The issue came from checking for recently created ropecoil projectile. But didn't actually check if the player is holding a ropecoil item.
Because of this, users could not place regular ropes.
**This commit does not have any effect on actual gameplay as of current project state, but it does let valid projectile creation pass through instead of getting caught up in Bouncer. That catch is currently disabled for the time being, until all valid projectile creation check is added.**
Things would have get caught up in our bouncer eversince 1.4. We commented out the catch (the disable and handling) for now, but none of these new projectiles were added to let them pass.
Renaming stabProjectile to directionalProjectile. Adding staffs to directionalProjectiles
Adding check for GolfClubHelper projectile.
Left in a debug check for golfball projectile. I would want to see if the reject gets triggered in a proper server enviroment. I didn't want to handle the projectile just yet.
Adding GolfBallItemIDs list in Handlers.LandGolfBallInCupHandler.cs
I was wrong, not all bobbers are named "Bobber".
Just found that Projectile now has an extra field which determines if the given type is a bobber. This field is set in Projectile.SetDefaults method in the following logic
`((type >= 360 && type <= 366) || type == 381 || type == 382 || type == 760 || type == 775)`
I think it is reasonable to use the bobber field, as it would be updateproof too.
Tested and working. Fixes#1985
Add new journey mode research perm and move all existing journey perms from owner to trustedadmin. Also added pylon tp to default and added /spawn perm to admin.
The actual issue was a missing `!` beind IsInRange. If player was doing a valid fishing event, it handled the NPC spawning.
I've split up the checks to make clearer debug messages.
Main.projectile objects are never null. Bobber projectile is never killed when the FishOutNPC event occurs. The projectile type in the check can only be 0 if no recent projectile found that has the name Bobber.
