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…a couple addons - This provides a constructor that matches the original constructor before the recent changes
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…a couple addons (#3625) - This provides a constructor that matches the original constructor before the recent changes
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…a couple addons (#3625) - This provides a constructor that matches the original constructor before the recent changes
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Description
This PR aims to fix an issue with the recent API changes to ExpressionInfo that has broken a couple of addons.
Adding back in the original constructor.
Target Minecraft Versions: any
Requirements: none
Related Issues: #3624