[Auto] [Update] Document JS type error preference and scroll position saving in JS events

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docs/gdevelop5/events/js-code/index.md

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-When added, click on the code to edit it. The code will be executed each time the event is reached by GDevelop.
+When added, click on the code to edit it. The code will be executed each time the event is reached by GDevelop. The scroll position and cursor position are saved so that when you reopen the tab, you return to where you were.
 
 In all JavaScript events, you have access to a variable named `runtimeScene`. This variable represents the scene being played. Below is an example of a standard GDevelop event, and an equivalent event that uses a JavaScript:
 

docs/gdevelop5/preferences.md

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 If **Apply changes** (default) is selected, any edits in the current window are **applied** (only available in some windows).
 
 
+## JavaScript events
+
+In the preferences, you can enable **Show type errors in JavaScript events** to display type checking errors directly in the JavaScript code editor. This can help catch mistakes such as calling a method that doesn't exist on an object. It is off by default to keep the editor uncluttered while you write code.
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 ## Hints and explanations
 
 GDevelop displays hints and explanations for certain features. You can turn them off if you prefer.