Add callback support to EnumClassInfo and RegistryClassInfo#8677
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Problem
There is a need to take certain actions during the parsing of elements for EnumClassInfo and RegistryClassInfo. For example, printing a deprecation warning when certain elements are used.
Solution
This pull request implements the ability to provide a
parseCallback, a Consumer of the parsed element, when creating an EnumClassInfo or RegistryClassInfo.This was inspired by some changes I was making to teleport flags (as some are now deprecated). Here is an example making use of a callback:

While here, I have also deprecated the methods with a
registerComparatoroption. This functionality is no longer needed as Comparators properly handle the cases that necessitated the option.Testing Completed
Manual testing (see above photo)
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