Remove back-compat constructor for AnimeSearchResponse#2815
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This is in preparation to remove the use of EnumSet for `dubStatus`. Those that use the builder, use `addDubStatus` which means we can easily do this without breaking bytecode compatibility, but first we need to remove the back-compat constructor, as once we do that it wouldn't work anymore anyway.
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This should be ok to merge, given that I did not find any repository that is not 3years out of date that did not switch already. |
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This is in preparation to remove the use of EnumSet for
dubStatus. Those that use the builder, useaddDubStatuswhich means we can easily do this without breaking bytecode compatibility, but first we need to remove the back-compat constructor, as once we do that it wouldn't work anymore anyway.