Move parsing method to PlaceholderExpansion#824
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This is a proposal to move the
on(Placeholder)Request(...)from the separatePlaceholderHookclass to thePlaceholderExpansionclass.The
PlaceholderHookis somewhat useless now since it only is used for the aforementioned methods, which can easily be moved to thePlaceholderExpansionclass without major issues.To not have completely breaking changes are the new methods by default simply calling the now deprecated ones, but it should be encouraged to move on to the new methods.
I'll keep this a draft to prevent accidental merging and because I first want to have a discussion here to see the points in favour and against this change (It could also serve as a heads up, IF it would be accepted, so that devs knows what would come.