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Enchantment api #291
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I wonder if a TriState might be better? Either override true, override false, or default to enchantment choice. As of now, it's a complete override if the item implements this interface, hence the default implementation, so calling super will allow the enchantment to decide (Note that the enchantment's decision likely doesn't take the other enchantments on the item into account, as there's the separate Enchantment#canCombine(Enchantment)).
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You could do a tristate. Maybe an enum would be clear? Not sure what best way is to convey meaning of overriding behaviors
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On the other hand, the modder does have the enchantment and can just check the enchantment's canEnchant directly if they want to know what the default was