simplify EnFile: don't collect a static list that is needed only once

[asolntsev]

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PR Summary

• Enhancement in FakeValuesGrouping.java
  Adding a more efficient way of handling files which are part of the 'EnFile'. This is achieved by using a lambda expression to iterate each file and add it to ENGLISH_FAKE_VALUE_GROUPING. This will simplify the procedure and enhance the execution speed.

• Various changes in EnFile.java

  • Safety and Encapsulation Improvement: The attribute 'YML' has been changed from public to private. This means that it can only be directly accessed within the EnFile.java now, making it safer and less prone to potential errors.
  • Method Update: The getFiles() method was changed to return a Stream of EnFile objects instead of a List. This provides a potentially more efficient way to handle large data sets.
  • Initialization Change: The initialization of FILES_WITH_A_DIFFERENT_PATH updated to use asList() instead of Arrays.asList(). This update makes the code more readable and consistent.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 91.82%. Comparing base (b5b1bdc) to head (7dbe3e1).
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[kingthorin]

This can be immutable can't it? Being a CONSTANT certainly implies that's the case.
If so why not use List.of and not import anything from the Arrays package?

[asolntsev]

@kingthorin Good point. Done.