Allow autoboating #36221
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Summary
SUMMARY: Features "Allow autoboating'"Purpose of change
Fixes #36216
Describe the solution
Allow boats to autodrive whilst on water.
Describe alternatives you've considered
N/A
Testing
Tested with a canoe on a river, it autodrives using the river as the only possible terrain to path through, wont try and go through bridges or take shortcuts over land etc.
Additional context
Sometimes it stops if theres a monster in the way even though fish are scooped out the way by boats and dont crash, but Im not sure if things like beavers are also displaced out the way? so ill look into ways to check for that in the future.