GH-218 Add CrystalPVP expansion
Add support for crystal pvp and anchor pvp.
Walkthrough
This update adds new features to handle combat tagging when players interact with Ender Crystals and respawn anchors. It introduces a new configuration section to toggle tagging from these interactions. Two new listener classes track damage caused by crystals and respawn anchors, tagging both the attacker and the victim during combat. Supporting classes manage metadata on crystals and anchors to remember who caused the damage. A utility class for simple method invocation via reflection is also included. The combat tag reason enum gains a new value for crystal-related tags. Finally, the plugin setup is updated to register the new listeners and use the new configuration settings.
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I think Cleanup (removing metaData suggested by vLucky) after crystal explosion and anchor brake are not needed. This data is stored ticks before blocks/entities stop to exists.