Explained more clearly why it's okay for interface classes to be keys.
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It's fine to use your interface as the key instead of a string if you
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It's fine to use your interface as the key instead of a string if you
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like.
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like. (Usually this is messy, but since interfaces are public and
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since you need to import them into your plugin anyway, interfaces
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might as well be keys.)
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Then a plugin providing your interface can be like::
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Then a plugin providing your interface can be like::
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