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Still sad how it is not an in-game option. You have to go to a 3rd party that is not "official" just to enable a setting built into the base game...
I would assume that they bundled the multiplayer and COOP code together since they are both accessible online. Just to avoid any multiplayer disadvantage to someone who enables cheats against others unfairly.
Note that it only works for the host (not the joining guest / 2nd person), and the host has to check the boxes to enable it for multiplayer in Mod Manager options.