GH-94 refactor: clean up plugin bootstrap and internal structure

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive internal refactoring of the AutoMessage plugin. The changes are focused on improving the plugin's architectural design by streamlining the bootstrap process, centralizing core services like message handling and metrics, and eliminating redundant utility classes and boilerplate code. The goal is to enhance maintainability, readability, and future extensibility of the codebase without altering the plugin's external behavior or features.

Highlights

• Plugin Bootstrap Refactoring: The core plugin initialization logic within AutoMessagePlugin has been significantly refactored, removing the PluginSettings interface and streamlining the enable method for a cleaner startup process.
• Centralized Message Handling: A new MessageService class has been introduced to centralize all message-related logic, including Adventure API integration and audience management, replacing previous scattered implementations and improving modularity.
• Removal of Custom Validator: The custom Validator utility class has been entirely removed from the codebase, indicating a shift towards relying on Java's native null-safety features or more explicit checks where necessary, reducing boilerplate.
• Modularization of Platform Utilities: Adventure-related utility classes (AdventureComponents, AdventureFormatter, AdventurePlaceholders) have been relocated from a generic shared package to a more specific platform.adventure package, enhancing the organization of platform-specific code.
• Dedicated Metrics Service: bStats integration, previously handled directly in the main plugin class, is now encapsulated within a new MetricsService, further separating concerns and improving the plugin's internal architecture.
• Simplified Codebase: Numerous @NotNull annotations and explicit null checks have been removed across various classes, leading to a cleaner, more concise, and potentially more modern Java codebase.
• Renamed Message Configuration Classes: Message configuration implementation classes (e.g., DispatcherMessagesImpl, ReloadMessagesImpl) have been renamed to reflect their English localization (e.g., ENDispatcherMessages, ENReloadMessages), improving clarity.
• Project Structure Update: The automessage-plugin Gradle module has been renamed to automessage-loader, accurately reflecting its primary role as the entry point for loading the core plugin.

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