Clicking on a tellraw link triggers popup: confirm command execution

Steps to reproduce the issue:

1. /scoreboard objectives add RangerSelect dummy

2. /tellraw @s [{text:"Sharpshooter",color:"gold",click_event:{action:"run_command",command:"/scoreboard players set @s RangerSelect 1"}}]

3. Press T on your keyboard to open chat, click on the ability “Sharpshooter”.
   
   Expected Result:

Function runs as expected. User’s RangerSelect score is set to 1.

Actual Result:

Produces a popup [Confirm Command Execution: “You are trying to execute a command that requires elevated permissions. This might negatively affect your game. Are you sure?” (Then the command to run followed by Y/N buttons)}

In other words, the new version of my game makes my datapack much worse and every time you want to upgrade an ability or pray to a deity, you have to confirm that you indeed want to execute that command.

The commonly suggested bypass for this is using /trigger, but that is not feasible when there are 50 abilities.

Note: The /trigger bypass also works for a user with malicious intentions, rendering this security feature pointless.

Here’s a different bypass, maybe, making a /dialog for it? However, it just looks ugly and takes you out of the game experience, which is gonna suck when I get around to adding dialogue. So of course I’m gonna use /tellraw instead. It just looks so much better.

Please note: This is not a suggestion - this is a bug report. There is no way to conceptualize this idea other than a glaring, huge mistake. This should definetely not be an issue for simple scoreboard commands and is seen negatively by the community, as it actively annoys map and datapack makers.