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Add Support Folia without Bukkit Scheduler or GlobalScheduler #916

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I added Folia support without breaking previous versions for Spigot.
I removed the Bukkit Scheduler implementation to use the Concurrent Executors implementation which is much more maintainable than using an implementation that requires to use another package for Folia like here #915

I removed the Bukkit Scheduler implementation to use the Concurrent Executors implementation which is much more maintainable than using an implementation that requires to use another package for Folia like here MilkBowl#915
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Instantly mergeable.

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I believe Vault is abandoned, so probably a new fork with a different name like Vault2 or X should be made, idk to be honest.

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Clercq commented Jun 26, 2023

AFAIK the native java threading can cause some issues during the server disabling, if thread is not stopped:/

It's better to have the library that will have java 8 support, and will have support 4 all server-cores API(spigot, paper, folia) smth like this:
https://github.com/Anon8281/UniversalScheduler

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Can he be merged?

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Can he be merged?

The plugin is abandoned

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