* Refactor PromptClientInput to accept string array for prompt
Updated the `PromptClientInput` method to accept a string array instead of a single string. This change ensures that multiple prompts can be handled, improving input flexibility and client communication. Additionally, modified related method calls to maintain consistency with the new input type.
* Refactor PromptClientInput to support parsed result and errors
Updated PromptClientInput to handle parsed input results and return error messages instead of raw strings. Introduced ParsedInputResult<TResult> class to encapsulate parsing results and errors, enhancing client validation and feedback mechanism.
Update tooltip text generation in MetaRegistration
The tooltip text generation in MetaRegistration.cs is updated to use Humanizer's 'HumanizeForCurrentCulture' method with 'TimeUnit.Hour' as maxUnit. This change leverages the Humanizer library to provide more precise and localized time formatting.
A using statement was added to ensure proper disposal of the CancellationTokenSource. Additional error handling was also included to catch an OperationCanceledException and prevent it from causing unintended side effects. The client response is now properly disposed in the finally block.
A new utility method named 'PromptClientInput' has been added in the Utilities.cs file. This method accepts client, prompt, and validator as inputs and allows taking action based on client responses. Included subscription and unsubscription to the 'ClientMessaged' game event, and handling of cancellation token to control the execution flow.
The MuteManager constructor within the Mute plugin has been refactored for better dependency injection. This change simplifies the class construction by directly initializing fields in the constructor parameters. Additionally, several minor code improvements have been made, including spelling corrections and replacing some conditional checks for readability. Other arrays or methods in the plugin are also revised for better maintainability and readability of the code.
