restructuring: use save data to find offsets for the most of class variables

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BunnymodXT/HLSDK/engine/eiface.h

Lines 404 to 411 in 1196334

	typedef struct
	{
	FIELDTYPE fieldType;
	char *fieldName;
	int fieldOffset;
	short fieldSize;
	short flags;
	} TYPEDESCRIPTION;

• Find Save or Restore class function (e.g. CBasePlayer::Save)
• There will definitely be a call(s) to the CSave::WriteFields or CRestore::ReadFields depending on the function you choose:

int CBasePlayer::Save( CSave &save )
{
    if ( !CBaseMonster::Save(save) )
        return 0;

    return save.WriteFields( "PLAYER", this, m_playerSaveData, ARRAYSIZE(m_playerSaveData) );
}

• You need intercept m_playerSaveData and store total fields number that passed as last argument
• Now you can iterate through it and get name/offset/size of class variable if it contains in that list

This will also help to remove this ugliest hardcoded offsets for Linux game versions and thereby allow you to play without issues from both versions (Valve added a variable at the end of CBaseMonster for the NPC turn fix, which is also inherited for CBasePlayer):

BunnymodXT/BunnymodXT/modules/ServerDLL.cpp

Lines 991 to 1003 in 1196334

	offm_rgAmmoLast = 0x56C; // 6153: 0x568
	offm_iClientFOV = 0x4C4; // 6153: 0x4C0
	if (ClientDLL::GetInstance().DoesGameDirContain("czeror")) {
	offm_rgAmmoLast = 0x554; // 6153: 0x550
	offm_iClientFOV = 0x8B0; // 6153: 0x8AC
	offFuncIsPlayer = 0xA8;
	offFuncCenter = 0xDC;
	offFuncObjectCaps = 0x18;
	}
	if (ClientDLL::GetInstance().DoesGameDirContain("bshift")) {
	offm_rgAmmoLast = 0x568; // 8684: 0x56C
	offm_iClientFOV = 0x4C0; // 8684: 0x4C4
	}