GH-118 Add multification-paper module with Paper platform support and examples

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly expands the Multification library's compatibility by introducing a dedicated module for the Paper Minecraft server platform. This addition streamlines the process for developers building on Paper, allowing them to utilize native Adventure API features without external adapters. The accompanying documentation updates and a comprehensive example plugin ensure that users can easily adopt and implement this new functionality, enhancing the library's overall utility and reach within the Minecraft server ecosystem.

Highlights

• New Module: multification-paper: Introduced a new module, multification-paper, providing native support for the Paper Minecraft server platform. This module leverages Paper's built-in Adventure API for efficient and direct notification handling.
• Updated Documentation: The README.md has been significantly updated to reflect the new Paper platform support. This includes a detailed 'Supported Platforms' table, revised 'Getting Started' instructions with specific examples for Paper servers, and new sections for documentation, contributing, licensing, and links.
• Paper Example Plugin: A new example plugin for Paper (examples/paper) has been added. This example demonstrates how to integrate multification-paper and multification-cdn into a Paper plugin, showcasing various notification types and command implementations.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces support for the Paper platform by adding a new multification-paper module and a corresponding example project. The changes are well-structured, and the new module provides a clean abstraction for Paper servers.

I've identified a few areas for improvement, primarily in the README.md file where some code examples have formatting issues and documentation links appear to be broken. There are also some minor issues in the example code, such as a redundant notification and an opportunity for simplification. In the new multification-paper module, the PaperViewerProvider's all() method implementation seems incorrect as it doesn't include the console.

Overall, this is a great addition to the project. Addressing the feedback will improve the documentation's clarity and the robustness of the example code.

[Jakubk15]

Did you touch formatter settings? It looks like there is an extra, unnecessary extra tab character in a lot of places