About the pull request

As the title suggests, this does some small tweaks and a little rebalance to its daze effect on hit. Specifically:

• Flavour text specifically referring to a xeno's tail being sharp or stabbing things (AKA entirely when they tail stab cades) has been rendered neutral to account for Defender having a blunt tail
• Tail stab now has a tweakable ability variable for max range (default range is still 2)
• Tail stab now checks for xenomorph size when applying daze; If MOB_SIZE_LARGE, it applies the original 3 seconds of daze, if MOB_SIZE_XENO, it applies 1 second of daze, and if smaller than MOB_SIZE_XENO (Runner and Lesser Drone), it applies no daze. Camera shake remains.

Another tweak includes changing the direction reset criteria on tailstab; functionally the same, just that it won't always be sending out a callback to reset your direction.

Explain why it's good for the game

Tail stab direction reset change was something from OG Reaper PR that I wanted to bring over and otherwise has little impact on visuals. Doesn't make sense how Defender can stab a metal barricade apart with their "razor sharp" hammer tail, and tail stab having a range variable doesn't hurt anything at the moment and adds some extra modularity for future xeno ideas for whose who might want it.

Daze on tail stab is something I've seen complained about, primarily because Runners and Lessers can do it. This entirely removes daze for said sizes of xeno while leaving the big ladies untouched. Normal size xenos also get a nerf to their dazing abilities since it now wouldn't make sense why a normal sized xeno is on par with a big one when dazing people with their tail.

Testing Photographs and Procedure

Changelog

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balance: Tail stab now dazes based off xeno size; Small ones don't daze, Normal ones daze for 1 second, and Large ones daze for 3 seconds
spellcheck: Because of Defender's club tail, Tail Stab's base messages no longer specifically refer to stabbing things or the xeno having a razor sharp tail
add: Tail stab's range is now a modifiable variable (default range is still 2)
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