Configurable TPS catchup#14089
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Moonrise has a configuration, currently commented, for TPS catchup.
This basically makes this configuration accessible so people that don't want TPS catchup can disable it in their servers.
This addresses the discussion at #10488.
Some plugins probably still rely on the catchup, although documentation on proper practices has been around for years to not rely on that, plus this is an opt-in feature, since I kept the default value as 5 ticks.