Re:Fix Disable Helmet AutoEat Mixin

[tier940]

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request primarily focuses on improving code documentation by adding Javadoc comments to numerous mixin classes across the codebase. This is a valuable change for maintainability. The secondary focus, as indicated by the title, is fixing and enhancing the 'disable helmet auto-eat' feature. This includes updating a mixin to use mapped method names for better readability and adding logic to hide the corresponding tooltip when the feature is disabled. My review identifies a potential NullPointerException in the new tooltip-hiding logic and suggests a fix. Overall, the changes are positive, especially the widespread addition of documentation.

[gemini-code-assist]

This redirect method is susceptible to a NullPointerException if element is null, as element.equals(...) would be called. It's safer to invoke equals on the string literal, which is known to be non-null.

Additionally, the cast (String) element is unsafe and will throw a ClassCastException if a non-String object is ever added to the tooltip list. While this might be unlikely in the context of tooltips, it's a potential runtime error. The current logic would attempt the cast for any object that doesn't match the auto-eat tooltip.

The suggested change below fixes the potential NullPointerException.

Suggested change

	private boolean gtexpert$hideAutoEatTooltip(List<String> list, Object element) {
	if (GTEConfigHolder.ceuOverride.disableHelmetAutoEat &&
	element.equals(I18n.format("metaarmor.tooltip.autoeat"))) {
	return false;
	}
	return list.add((String) element);
	}
	private boolean gtexpert$hideAutoEatTooltip(List<String> list, Object element) {
	if (GTEConfigHolder.ceuOverride.disableHelmetAutoEat &&
	I18n.format("metaarmor.tooltip.autoeat").equals(element)) {
	return false;
	}
	return list.add((String) element);
	}