fix (Core/Scripting) SMART_EVENT_NEAR_PLAYERS

[skelUA]

Changes Proposed:

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• [x] Core (units, players, creatures, game systems).
• [x] Scripts (bosses, spell scripts, creature scripts).
• [ ] Database (SAI, creatures, etc).

Issues Addressed:

• Closes

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[skelUA]

@Kitzunu plz review

[Kitzunu]

My review still stands. You have not addressed any of the concerns I lifted. You can't just simply resolve a review without doing anything and expect me to forget it lol.

[skelUA]

My review still stands. You have not addressed any of the concerns I lifted. You can't just simply resolve a review without doing anything and expect me to forget it lol. @Kitzunu But i answered on all your questions. Or what i do wrong?

[Kitzunu]

the comment is set as "pending" you need to press these buttons

[pangolp]

What status is this pull request in?

[skelUA]

@Kitzunu So may you review now or i need to do something else ?

[sudlud]

Can you please add information to the PR description

• what was wrong before
• what is fixed now with this PR
• steps to reproduce the problem before PR
• steps to reproduce the fix after applying the PR

Thanks!