refactor: ♻️ Added is_silent parameter to is_name_or_namespace_valid() #128
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good, but we need those for other validation methods as well
@ithinkandicode yeah it's for the addon, to not spam the console with each validation. Probably a good thing to have anyway though, even if it's technically not needed in the mod loader itself yet.
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is_silentparameter foris_name_or_namespace_valid(). Can be used to not log an error if the validation returnsfalse. Useful for example if the validation is used in a text input where the result will befalse, most of the times.