Fix - KillAura cannot target projectiles and other non-LivingEntities.

[TwinkNet]

Previously lambda's killaura was unable to target and hit projectiles, like shulker bullets, despite having the ability to select them as a target. This is because Targeting.target() would only ever give you a LivingEntity, below is the original code for Targeting.target():

fun target(): LivingEntity? = runSafe {
    return@runSafe fastEntitySearch<LivingEntity>(targetingRange) {
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This is changed in my pull to accept a T : Entity generic during the call, so that in KillAura.kt:

val target: LivingEntity?
    get() = targeting.target()

becomes

val target: Entity?
    get() = targeting.target<Entity>()

This allows more flexibility in the use of the targeting system, and allows CrystalAura.kt to remain unaffected by this change, it'll still only target for a LivingEntity:

private fun SafeContext.tick() {
    // Update the target
    currentTarget = targeting.target<LivingEntity>()

some minor modifications to Targeting.validate() and Targeting.Priority were made to accommodate a generic Entity object

[emyfops]

There is no need to pass a type to the entity to the target function. Just return Entity since it's not used anywhere else.

[emyfops]

There is no need to pass a type to the entity to the target function. Just return Entity since it's not used anywhere else.

I get the idea but I'm not a fan of it just to target non-living entities. Most, if not all modules will have to use the targetting class without the delegate and it'll make a mess.

[emyfops]

There is no need to pass a type to the entity to the target function. Just return Entity since it's not used anywhere else.

I get the idea but I'm not a fan of it just to target non-living entities. Most, if not all modules will have to use the targetting class without the delegate and it'll make a mess.

Ok maybe it is a good idea after all, I approve of this.