Add new MultiAura SwingHandOption

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Description

Add new Option SwingHandOption It's basically active, When enabled, activate the attack motion, or swing motion, and turn off the attack motion when disabled.

Testing

Debugged directly from localhost server. Youtube

References

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on refining the MultiAuraHack functionality in a Java project by introducing a new user setting for attack animations. Additionally, there are formatting enhancements in the GitHub Actions workflow file to improve readability and consistency in the CI/CD process. These changes aim to elevate user experience and streamline code maintenance.

Changes

File Location	Change Summary
src/main/java/.../MultiAuraHack.java	Added a CheckboxSetting to control attack animations and integrated it into the attack logic.
.github/workflows/gradle.yml	Restructured workflow steps for improved readability and consistency; no significant functional changes.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 5c9edcf5f883034f22e60d64ba94082eb51281fa and 57d81047a4877d3bd45a89496d9b4388c6004845.

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• .github/workflows/gradle.yml (1 hunks)

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• .github/workflows/gradle.yml

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