Factories are now on NCPPlugin level, thus all the core stuff can be in
one module, giving better source code browsing.
Updates has been moved into an updates package, because there is to be
expected more content, and to make utilities less fat.
To indicate the direction, the basic infra-structure has been added to
allow adding components to the DefaultComponentFactory. Further
processQueuedSubComponents is now called after each components adding in
order to allow more flexible registry features.
* Static utility NCPAPIProvider instead of NoCheatPlus.getAPI().
* Extend NoCheatPlusAPI: Some previously static access methods are now
part of the NoCheatPlusAPI interface instead. MCAccessHolder is
implemented and allows external setting of MCAccess.
* Fix some static members/calls to non-static.
* Moving some packages to NCPCore.
* Prepares for moving most check stuff between NCPCompat and NCPPlugin
to allow more optional higher level components.
Reminder: Policy is to increase second level count for Minecraft updates
and bigger internal/external changes, while the third level count will
indicate releases on BukkitDev rather. First level count probably will
only increase if something really fundamental is changed.
Seems better to have a dedicated module for this as well, since other
modules might be built against different versions of the Bukkit-API,
potentially.
We can put through build parameters for testing and other purposes so
NCP can see them during testing or runtime otherwise. Not sure this is
the final version, though.
This needs more consideration, for backwards compatibility the pure-API
modules might compile against an older API version (defensively!),
while the API-only MCAccess might need an extra module compiling against
what it needs.
Moving big parts of code between sub-projects. Some refactoring was
needed to unlink some classes. Deprecated methods removed. Some utility
methods were moved to differently named utilities. Few signatures
changed (e.g. BlockProperties.init). Most changes should only concern
bugs or developers who dug into some NCP deeply (not sure those exist).
It should still all be there.
