Removes previously deprecated functions and methods#13
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This pull request removes a large number of deprecated compatibility classes and interfaces from the
matthiesen_libpackage. These classes were previously maintained to provide a transitional layer to the newermatthiesen_lib_apipackage, but are now being fully removed as part of codebase cleanup. This eliminates redundant code and encourages all consumers to use the new API directly.Key removals by theme:
Command and Registry Compatibility Removals:
AbstractCommand,AbstractCommandRegistry, and related command registration interfaces and managers, which previously delegated to theirmatthiesen_lib_apicounterparts. [1] [2] [3] [4]Permission System Compatibility Removals:
Permission,PermissionLevel,AbstractPermission, and permission managers and validators. These previously wrapped or extended the new API. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]Text Parser and Platform Compatibility Removals:
Utility Class Compatibility Removals:
ItemBuilder,ItemDecoder, andSoundsPlayer, which previously forwarded calls to the new API. [1] [2] [3]Configuration Compatibility Removals:
ConfigManagerclass, which previously forwarded configuration management to the API package.These removals complete the migration to the
matthiesen_lib_apipackage and reduce maintenance overhead by eliminating transitional code.