This adds some more logging to the metrics for some interesting plugin
settings as well as player account and transaction counts. This data
about account count and average transaction and item counts is also
exposed ingame via the /csmetrics command.
This also removes the outdated mcstats metrics as that site is long dead
now, the last data is from two years ago...
This resolves issues when multiple listeners try to handle the same
events e.g. for group support which would've passed it onto the normal
listeners leading to errors
This adds a new OTHER_BREAK PreShopCreationEvent outcome to indicate
that the sign should get broken. To keep it backwards compatible with
other plugins setCancelled still sets OTHER and will not lead to a sign
break. The breaking logic is also moved out of the ErrorMessageSender
as it didn't make sense to have there. (It also wasted a tiny bit of CPU
by getting the block of the state again)
Do do this it now fully depend on LWCX, it's the only active version anways.
Also fixed a possible out of index error with the sign lines.
Also deprecate amount and account setters on the CurrencyCheckEvent,
these values will be final in a future version. Changing them here does
not make sense in the internal structure.
This should be the final addition that allows other plugins to implement
multi-owner/group shops like requested in #119 and #133 by listening to
all the transaction events to handle money flow and shop/account access
events to enable access to the actual shop.
This adds better support for fake server economy accounts by not
requiring that a player with the name already has an account but allow
automatic creation of the account with the fake UUID provided in the
config.
Old configs that only define the name will still work though.
This makes it possible for other plugins to force allow placing of shops
and avoid potential issues in the check if multiple plugins are changing
the allow settings.
ALso while the allow counters were a nice idea they might not have even
worked correctly because in the case of only one plugin disallowing it
they would've still returned true at the end. Only if one listener
allowed it and another disallowed it the end result would be disallow.
This also makes the BuildPermissionEvent implement Cancellable (which is
an inverted allowed) in order to easily ignore events that are already
disallowed by another listener.
