Add better stacktrace

[CrosRoad95]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Using functions with callback cause stacktrace to be reseted - if this is even correct word, in example below you don't know what caused potential bug. On big servers it can be problematic.

function foo()
    setTimer(function()
        setTimer(function()
            -- INFO: stack traceback:
	        -- stacktrace\server.lua:6: in function <stacktrace\server.lua:3>
            print(debug.traceback())
        end, 10, 1)
    end, 10, 1)
end

addEvent("foo")
addEventHandler("foo", root, foo)

triggerEvent("foo", root)

Describe the solution you'd like

Implement function like "getStackTrace" and option to enable/disable showing stacktraces during errors/warnings - server side mtaserver.conf configuration like:

<developmentMode>
  <enabled>true</enabled> -- set to "false" in production
  <errorLogging>stacktraces<errorLogging>
  <warningLogging>stacktraces<warningLogging>
</developmentMode>

Server and client should be able to append stacktrace data therefore you know origin of error even if it happened in different resource on other side

Describe alternatives you've considered

Use forks

Additional context

After that you code above print more or less how javascript prints errors:

stack traceback:
	stacktrace\server.lua:14: in triggered event
	stacktrace\server.lua:2: in setTimer
	stacktrace\server.lua:3: in setTimer
	stacktrace\server.lua:6: in function <stacktrace\server.lua:3>

and in more complex examples: cross-resource, across-network stacktrace should add annotations and look like:

	stacktrace\client.lua:10: triggered network event 
	stacktrace\server.lua:14: from network triggered event
	stacktrace\server.lua:2: in setTimer
	stacktrace\server.lua:3: in setTimer
	stacktrace\server.lua:6: transition to other resource
	otherResource\server.lua:6: in function <otherResource\server.lua:3>

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