No I am not referring to a disabler, at all. A disabler makes an anticheat non-functional, for lack of a better term. All disablers are exploits, but not all exploits are disablers. Any blatant module that requires what people call a "bypass", one that gets subsequently patched and updated, just means it relies on an exploit to function one way or the other.
You can call it whatever, these all just arbitrary terms that boil down to tricking the server into allowing for your invalid actions without the server banning you. That's an exploit. If you're doing something you can't normally do with your mouse and keyboard, a server can determine that. If you're at all referring to a concept that you can in fact do legitimately(like wtapping just for instance), then that's always something you can suggest.
That has absolutely nothing to do with it, it's not about how anything is meant to be, its a matter of sustainability and practicality.
Yes, it would, if they ever do work it gives the illusion that since these features bypass now that they should probably always be able to. Either as permanently as something as autoclicker/aimassist, or as something that can just have an update. Take your pick of how someone might interpret it. That just serves to degrade confidence in other features that are in fact permanently safe.
I think there is a small but loud and obnoxious minority of people that care at all about features like this in general. I can say for certain that most of our users would want us to completely forego any ideas of adding temporary meaningless exploits, in favor of going hardcore on working on safe and sanitized features that give you an advantage that can't be detected.
I'm not sure if you're suggesting that, or giving it as an example of something we already do for reference. But that is already a feature in Vape along with several other things that fit your description. Which is exactly my point, we add features like that which can't be detected but still give you an advantage. We don't add features that rely on tricking a server into thinking you aren't doing something invalid.