Patrol Heli Rocket Creator Fix

Patrol Heli Rocket Creator Fix 1.0.0

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Sets CreatorEntity on patrol helicopter rockets so other plugins can identify heli-fired rockets
This Rust plugin ensures all rockets fired by the patrol helicopter are properly tagged with their source helicopter as the creator.

In vanilla Rust, the rockets fired by the patrol helicopter do not have a valid CreatorEntity, which can cause problems for other plugins that rely on detecting the attacker or filtering explosions by source.

This plugin fixes that behavior by patching the PatrolHelicopterAI's FireRocket method to automatically assign the helicopter as the creator for each rocket it fires.

This allows other plugins to correctly identify and handle heli rockets, for example, when checking damage sources, tracking kills, or filtering explosions.
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