Updated Behavior Checks For VBSP and VRAD#2203
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Reorganized and fixed some issues with how BEEMod's VBSP and VRAD determined what behaviors they should perform when called. Originally, it was explicit that the file name determined which behavior was used, but now it only checks the front half of the filename, so the latter half can be whatever it wants as long as it's separated by an underscore or period.
For example,
vbsp_bee.exewill run VBSP when originally it would keep the_beepart and error. This is useful if you had something that you want to run first before BEEMod and calling it when the executable is named something else. The front half must still be eithervbsporvrador it will still error as it will in fact error when it doesn't have that information.