The file only stated that nothing can be configured for the WorldEdit compatibility module, yet Gradle bundled it into the plugin JAR as a resource. Removing it avoids shipping a meaningless configuration file and prevents users from mistaking it for an actionable config.
Validation
Confirmed the removed file contained no settings or runtime data.
The plugin descriptor remains intact; no Java or build logic changed.
## What changed
- Removed `compatibility/worldedit/src/main/resources/config.yml`.
## Why
The file only stated that nothing can be configured for the WorldEdit compatibility module, yet Gradle bundled it into the plugin JAR as a resource. Removing it avoids shipping a meaningless configuration file and prevents users from mistaking it for an actionable config.
## Validation
- Confirmed the removed file contained no settings or runtime data.
- The plugin descriptor remains intact; no Java or build logic changed.
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What changed
compatibility/worldedit/src/main/resources/config.yml.Why
The file only stated that nothing can be configured for the WorldEdit compatibility module, yet Gradle bundled it into the plugin JAR as a resource. Removing it avoids shipping a meaningless configuration file and prevents users from mistaking it for an actionable config.
Validation