GH-278 Move updater to eternalcode-commons library

[Jakubk15]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refactors the plugin's update checking mechanism. It migrates the existing custom update logic, which previously relied on GitCheck, into the shared eternalcode-commons library. This change introduces a standardized and more robust update checker based on Modrinth, complete with caching, leading to a more efficient and maintainable system for notifying users about new plugin versions.

Highlights

• Dependency Migration: The GitCheck library has been removed and replaced with the eternalcode-commons-updater module, centralizing update logic.
• Updater Service Refactor: The UpdaterService has been completely rewritten to utilize ModrinthUpdateChecker for update checks and Caffeine for caching results, improving efficiency and reliability.
• Notification Logic Update: The UpdaterNotificationController now integrates with the new UpdaterService API, simplifying the update notification process for players.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully refactors the plugin's updater functionality to use the shared eternalcode-commons library. The new implementation is cleaner and more robust, leveraging caching and modern asynchronous patterns. I have one suggestion to improve maintainability by avoiding a hardcoded permission string. Overall, this is a great improvement.

[P1otrulla]

Good job! 😎