Add support for Folia servers with scheduler adapter implementation#41
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HuynhKhanh1402 wants to merge 2 commits intoRapha149:mainfrom
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Add support for Folia servers with scheduler adapter implementation#41HuynhKhanh1402 wants to merge 2 commits intoRapha149:mainfrom
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This pull request introduces a new scheduler abstraction layer to support both Bukkit/Paper and Folia servers seamlessly.
A new scheduler module was added, providing a SchedulerAdapter interface with separate implementations for Bukkit and Folia, selected automatically via a factory. The API now uses this adapter instead of calling the Bukkit scheduler directly, improving flexibility and future compatibility.
Additionally, synchronous handlers are now documented to run on the correct thread for the player’s region, ensuring proper behavior under Folia’s threading model.