CRITICAL: RiskReward Tool in Backtest Erroneously Places LIVE Trades

Bug Report:

The `Chart.DrawRiskReward` tool, when used in a cBot during **backtesting (visual mode)**, incorrectly places trades on the **LIVE account** instead of the backtesting sandbox.

To Reproduce:

1.  Create a cBot and include the `Chart.DrawRiskReward` tool, e.g.:

       private void OnMouseDown(ChartMouseEventArgs obj)
       {
           var high = Symbol.Ask;
           var chartY = Chart.YToYValue(obj.MouseY);
           double entryPrice = chartY >= high ? Symbol.Ask : Symbol.Bid;
           TradeStrategy = chartY > high ? TradeType.Buy : TradeType.Sell;

           int barIndex = Chart.LastVisibleBarIndex;
           riskReward = Chart.DrawRiskReward("RiskRewardTool", barIndex - 25, barIndex, entryPrice, OrderType.Market,
               TradeStrategy, new ChartRiskRewardFixedRiskType(ChartRiskRewardAmountType.BalancePercentage, PercentageRisk));

           riskReward.IsInteractive = true;
       }
   
2.  Initiate the tool's display (e.g., via a `MouseDown` event).
3.  Run the cBot in **Backtesting with Visual Mode enabled**.
4.  On the backtest chart, click the [Buy] or [Sell] button on the displayed RiskReward tool.

Expected Behavior:
A trade is simulated within the backtesting environment.

Actual Behavior:
A trade is executed on the **LIVE trading account**. This was confirmed when testing on an FTMO account, where an unexpected live trade was placed.

• Impact: SEVERE
  This bug poses a significant risk of:
  Unintended Live Trades & Financial Loss: Placing real trades without user intent.
  Account Invalidation: Violating prop firm rules (e.g., FTMO drawdown/trade restrictions) due to rogue trades, potentially leading to account termination.

• Note:
  The tool *displays* correctly on both Live and Backtest (visual mode) charts.
  Placing trades via the tool on a LIVE chart works as expected.
  The issue is specific to interacting with the tool's buttons within the **backtesting window**.

This should be straightforward to reproduce and requires urgent attention due to the potential for severe financial consequences.