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It hasn't been moved. Just because you can sneak past it doesn't mean it's been moved. The guard is still in its place. For me, "moved" always meant that you could run around it, pick up something, and safely return. But here, it's clearly not quite that. Here, a passage opens up in all 360 degrees (the example with the Titans isn't entirely successful in this regard), with much greater possibilities than just between respawn points, and it's not just about the "strawberry patch." In the discussion, there's a focus on the phrase "any guard can be bypassed," which was used for bugs like a moved guard between respawn points. Because sometimes you don't always see it, you don't always know if it's a passage to another respawn point or not. But here, there's an obvious guard at the exit of the teleport or subway, so, go ahead and beat it and move on – that's the price for jumping/transitioning to another dimension.
I'm too lazy to repeat the same thing several times and convince everyone individually; I don't agree with this, and I've already explained why. In a seasonal game, the viewer's opinion is known. In tournaments where I participate, I will clarify the organizers' opinion on this issue, as the players' opinions are divided, and everyone is sure they are right