Add a WorldGuard hook to supply flags

[SnowCutieOwO]

1. Safer /back:
   • If player dies at some dangerous places like lava or void, plugin could try to find a closet place (with a range) to make players back-ed at that place.
   • If plugin failed to found a safe place in range, when players type /back, plugin will teleport them to the actual position of death.

     back-protection:
     # search a safe point for players to back, if no places could found within this, then send a message to player to mention that they need to face the dangerous situation on back.
     range: 10 
     action: "notify"
     # notify, deny, teleport
     # in messages file:
     #     back-notify: "The place you want to go is not safe. Continue by typing command \"/back confirm\""
     #     back-denied: "You've died at a dangerous place and you can't back to there. Sorry :("
     #     back-teleport: "The place you want to go is not safe, however we teleported you there. :)"

2. Region limit:
   • Intergrate with WorldGuard or Residence.
     • WorldGuard: add flags, named huskhome-{commands}
     • {commands} should be replaced by command name, like back or tpaccept or sethome.
     • flag type: string, you could set three values:
       • notify: player will be notified if they performed this action at this area, meanwhile they need extra commands to confirm their action.
       • normal (the default value if not present): do nothing
       • deny: player will be denied if they try to perform this action.
     • Example:
       • To prevent some player wrongly set their waypoints (homes) at the world spawn, I created an area called spawn-region and set huskhomes-sethome flag to notify, so if a player typed /sethome in this region, they will be notified and need to type /sethomeconfirm or something else to confirm set their home there.
     • The Residence is same as WorldGuard, you could consider as you like. :)

[WiIIiam278]

Your first request is a duplicate of #36, the second is valid though

[SnowCutieOwO]

Your first request is a duplicate of #36, the second is valid though

Thanks, hope my suggestion would be useful :)