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1) There's a feature request to disable it: https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/178
2) In said feature request is a link to a mod that also disables it. Mods are allowed in Resonite.
Part of why there aren't more settings is due to the settings system being re-written to allow easier implementation of options, including motion blur toggles.
As for the mod files, Resonite's engine can load plug-ins, and one plug-in is a modloader. The modloader is needed because, under normal conditions, Resonite will change its version to reflect what plug-ins are loaded, so that conflicts between missing features do not arrise. As mods are usually client side only, this particular function isn't needed, so the ResoniteModLoader handles loading of mods.
As for how they work in a nutshell: you make a folder called rml_mods, throw in the mods, throw the RML into the libraries folder, and then add a launch option to load that library. More details can be found on its GitHub.
Resonite Mod Loader: https://github.com/resonite-modding-group/ResoniteModLoader
Motion Blur Disable mod: https://github.com/Raidriar796/MotionBlurDisable