stupid chat edge-case

[ThisAMJ]

say hi! <- was it sent by blue or orange? what? you can't tell? strange. my jank af code assumes it was blue through a very cursed process

Orange say hi	Orange say window	Orange sar_chat	Orange ghost_chat	Blue say hi	Blue say window	Blue sar_chat	Blue ghost_chat
Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command
Blue didn't use chat window, NetMessage to Orange	Blue didn't use chat window, NetMessage to Orange	Blue didn't use chat window, NetMessage to Orange	Blue didn't use chat window, NetMessage to Orange	Blue didn't use chat window, NetMessage to Orange	(coop) blue: hi	(coop) blue: hi	(ghost) blue: hi
Orange didn't use chat window, NetMessage to Blue	Orange confirms it was a chat message with "\x07" prefix	Orange confirms it was a chat message with "\x07" prefix	(ghost) orange: hi	Orange didn't use chat window, NetMessage to Blue
(coop) blue: hi	(coop) orange: hi	(coop) orange: hi		(coop) blue: hi

The leftmost column is the problem. The say command normally detects who sent the command by using UTIL_GetCommandClient, which we don't have. I tried getting at it with no luck, but with like a week I'll probably figure it out.

[ThisAMJ]

Fixed by e5afa02

Orange say hi/say window/sar_chat	Orange ghost_chat	Blue say hi/say window/sar_chat	Blue ghost_chat
Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command	Blue receives say command
Blue didn't send it, NetMessage to Orange	Blue didn't send it, NetMessage to Orange	(coop) blue: hi	(ghost) blue: hi
Orange confirms it was a chat message with "\x07" prefix	(ghost) orange: hi
(coop) orange: hi