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Separate Perfect IV Logic Into New Function (#9173)

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### Setting IVs and EVs
Usually, you will want to use `SetBoxMonIVs(mon->box, ivs)` to set the ivs of the pokemon you are generating. The reason is that not only can you quickly set all ivs of your mon to a single value: `SetBoxMonIVs(mon->box, 15)` will set all IVs to 15. You can also use the special argument `USE_RANDOM_IVS`. When used with `USE_RANDOM_IVS`, `SetBoxMonIvs` will not only pick a random value between 0 and 31 for each stat, it will also allocate some perfect iv if the species of the mon has a perfectIvCount set in the species data. For example if you are generating a legendary with a perfectIvCount of 3, using `SetBoxMonIVs(mon->box, USE_RANDOM_IVS)` will guarantee that at least 3 IVs are set to 31
Usually, you will want to use `SetBoxMonIVs(mon->box, ivs)` to set the ivs of the pokemon you are generating. The reason is that not only can you quickly set all ivs of your mon to a single value: `SetBoxMonIVs(mon->box, 15)` will set all IVs to 15. You can also use the special argument `USE_RANDOM_IVS`. When used with `USE_RANDOM_IVS`, `SetBoxMonIvs` will not only pick a random value between 0 and 31 for each stat, it will also allocate some perfect iv if the species of the mon has a perfectIvCount set in the species data. For example if you are generating a legendary with a perfectIvCount of 3, using `SetBoxMonIVs(mon->box, USE_RANDOM_IVS)` will guarantee that at least 3 IVs are set to 31. This is done using the function `SetBoxMonPerfectIVs`, which can also be used elsewhere to assign a number of random perfect IVs.
The other way to assign IV is to use `SetMonData`, for example:
`SetMonData(mon, MON_DATA_HP_IV, 15)`
with the stats being in order `MON_DATA_HP_IV`, `MON_DATA_ATK_IV`, `MON_DATA_DEF_IV`, `MON_DATA_SPEED_IV`, `MON_DATA_SPATK_IV` and `MON_DATA_SPDEF_IV`