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Pulling someone into you (on harm intent) pushes you both along
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### Testmerges
#7850: 'Acid Runner: Acid gen cap' by TheManWithNoHands at commit 267636ef4a #7607: 'Warden Praetorian rework (tm)' by Red-byte3D at commit af402858bf #7650: 'Yet Another Attempt To Fix Vamp' by ihatethisengine at commit eaf54699e6 #8226: 'Project ARES: Turret IFF Controls' by realforest2001 at commit 87114a46ac #7023: 'Research Rework Part Two: The Contract System.' by kiVts at commit 6e81c9e5e0 #8026: 'Xenomorph Endgame changes' by Git-Nivrak at commit 3c6c29654b #7320: 'Intel Detector fix' by blackcrystall at commit 5eef44e852 #8281: 'Stat logging improvements' by Zonespace27 at commit 59ae256ed2 #8294: 'Marine Death Tracking' by Zonespace27 at commit 1b40968c7b #8277: 'Adds a shotgun choke for the M37A2' by VileBeggar at commit b0e2eeb9a4
### Round ID
_No response_
### Description of the bug
If you, and another dragged human are both on harm intent and standing up, pulling them into your direction will push you both along. Theoretically, this could be used to speed up people with fractures, but otherwise can't noticeably increase the speed of anyone since the grab slows you down significantly.
### What's the difference with what should have happened?
Dragging things into yourself probably shouldn't push you and the dragged object along.
### How do we reproduce this bug?
1. Go on harm intent, and have another human on harm intent
2. Grab them and pull them 'through' yourself
3. Observe that you have both been pushed along and the grab is not broken
(optional) 4. Attempt to run at the same time as doing this to gain any noticeable speed increase (doubtful)
### Issue Bingo
- [x] Issue could be reproduced at least once
- [x] Issue happened in a recent (less than 7 days ago) round
- [x] Couldn't find an existing issue about this (https://github.com/cmss13-devs/cmss13/issues)
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