Interactive Video: "Prevent skipping forward" and Dumb but 100% correct answering

I would like to report two problems in Interactive Video.

1) Behavioural settings > Prevent skipping forward in a video

One of our Polish "creative" students has found a very easy workaround.
Given that for example Google Chrome web browser has "Inspect" in context menu, just right-click on H5P video and select that "Inspect" option.
In DevTools select "Console" and type following JavaScript that results in "virtual skip forward" of video:

document.querySelector('video.h5p-video').currentTime = parseFloat(
  document.querySelector('.h5p-seekbar-interaction.h5p-singlechoiceset-interaction:not(.h5p-interaction-answered)').style.left
)*parseFloat(
  document.querySelector('a.ui-slider-handle.ui-state-default.ui-corner-all').ariaValueMax
)*0.01-0.5;

In Firefox it might be necessary to right-click on #document node of iframe in "Inspector" and select "Open in console".
This might result in creation of temporary variable, like "temp0" for which the above JavaScript needs to be altered a little:

temp0.querySelector('video.h5p-video').currentTime = parseFloat(
  temp0.querySelector('.h5p-seekbar-interaction.h5p-singlechoiceset-interaction:not(.h5p-interaction-answered)').style.left
)*parseFloat(
  temp0.querySelector('a.ui-slider-handle.ui-state-default.ui-corner-all').attributes['aria-valuemax'].value
)*0.01-0.5;

2) Dumb but 100% correct answering

Given that Interactive Video has "Single Choice Set" interactions placed inside video, there is a very easy workaround to answer correctly all questions without even thinking!
Whenever a question is displayed, just run the following JavaScript code:

document.querySelector('li.h5p-sc-alternative.h5p-sc-is-correct').click();  // CSS class ".h5p-sc-is-correct" - this is the worst!
document.querySelector('button.h5p-ssc-next-button.h5p-joubelui-button').click();
document.querySelector('button.h5p-question-iv-continue.h5p-joubelui-button').click();

for Firefox it could be:

temp0.querySelector('li.h5p-sc-alternative.h5p-sc-is-correct').click();
temp0.querySelector('button.h5p-ssc-next-button.h5p-joubelui-button').click();
temp0.querySelector('button.h5p-question-iv-continue.h5p-joubelui-button').click();

This seems funny at first, but such simple JavaScript workarounds mean a real possibility of cheating!
At least for me, and other teachers at my university.

DETAILS:

• Platform: Moodle 3.10
• Desktop browser: Google Chrome, or Firefox
• H5P plugin version: mod_hvp for Moodle (1.22.3 - 2021061100)
  and built-in mod_h5pactivity (2020110900) - with "H5P framework v1.24 (h5plib_v124)"
• H5P content type and version: Interactive Video
• Any browser console errors: none, instead a provided JavaScript is expected to be ENTERED in the Console window
• Any PHP errors: none
• Screenshots if it's a visual problem: attached a tutorial (written in Polish), how to overcome safety options in H5P Interactive Video
• Any recent changes to the environment: described workaround works in Moodle 3.8 as well as in Moodle 3.10
• Any recent changes to the browser you're using: none