Fix bundle inventory interactions not working properly #165
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Interactions with bundles have new InventoryAction enum entries in Paper (PaperMC/Paper#11902). Due to this, Bolt was not properly handling these interaction and always denied them. This meant that you could not use bundles to withdraw or deposit items even from containers you actually have access to. This PR fixes these interactions. Due to this being recent API and in Paper only, EnumUtil has to be used and so it looks a bit messy.
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Interactions with bundles have new InventoryAction enum entries in Paper (PaperMC/Paper#11902). Due to this, Bolt was not properly handling these interaction and always denied them. This meant that you could not use bundles to withdraw or deposit items even from containers you actually have access to.
This PR fixes these interactions. Due to this being recent API and in Paper only, EnumUtil has to be used and so it looks a bit messy.