Parse colors from broadcast world command #5913
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EssentialsX@b54c8c1 Parse colors from broadcast world command (EssentialsX#5913)
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This PR fixes #5888.
Details
Proposed fix:
Make the broadcast world command mimic the behavior of the broadcast command which correctly parses colors from the broadcast message.
Environments tested:
OS: Linux
Java version: 21
Demonstration:
Broadcast World Command Output Before:
https://i.imgur.com/aFR6Zzb.png
Broadcast World Command Output After:
https://i.imgur.com/qrvb8XD.png