Add MassTpahere tab

[JAXPLE]

Description

I want to terrorize tphere.

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Walkthrough

## Walkthrough The updates to the `MassTpaHack` class in the Wurst client involve enhancing the teleportation feature by introducing new settings for specifying the teleport command type. Users can now choose between different teleport commands like `tpa`, `tpo`, `tpahere`, etc. The code has been refactored to validate the chosen command, handle errors more gracefully, and provide more informative chat messages. The changes improve the flexibility and user experience of the mass teleportation hack. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |-----------|----------------| | `.../hacks/MassTpaHack.java` | Introduced new settings for selecting teleport command types (`CheckboxSetting`, `TextFieldSetting`), added command validation (`Pattern`), refactored error messaging, and updated logic to handle command caching and state resetting. |

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[JAXPLE]

@Alexander01998 I'll edit it and upload it again and tag you.

[JAXPLE]

@Alexander01998 It went faster than I thought