feat: Add convenience formatting caption methods. #741
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not sure about this one, you could just do this yourself by getting the CaptionFormatter / CaptionRegistry from the CommandManager. If you still think there's a good reason change this pr a little so that the old methods call this method and supply this.commandSender |
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The following PR adds convenience methods to allow caption formatting from the CommandContext for a different recipient that is not the command sender.
The benefit of this is to allow usage of the same mechanisms for formatting/sending captions for the sender AND the recipient of a command.
If there is an alternative or preferred way to achieve the same goal, please let me know and I'll close this PR.