[Feat] Support multiple command aliases instead of single alias - #16
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…to support multiple aliases and added validation for config entries.
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[Feat] Support multiple command aliases instead of single alias
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This PR improves the command system by allowing users to set multiple shortcuts for the main TotemGuard command, rather than just one. Previously, only ‘tg’ was possible, but now several variants such as ‘tg’, “totem” or ‘guard’ can be used simultaneously.
The configuration has been slightly adjusted for this purpose. Invalid shortcuts are automatically skipped, while valid ones remain. If no valid shortcuts remain at the end, the plugin automatically reverts to the default ‘tg’ so that everything continues to function smoothly. The changes affect
Settings.java,ConfigManager.javaandCommandDefaults.java.