fix(events): Make it so a star reaction by a message owner does not c…

[Trip-kun]

…ounts

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the emoji addition event to correctly count user reactions.
  • Adjusted the emoji removal event to exclude the event-triggering user from reaction counts.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to event handling logic in a Java application. Specifically, the way counts are incremented when emojis are added or removed in a guild has been refined. The new logic ensures that certain conditions are met before incrementing the count, such as checking user IDs against a specific condition and excluding the user who triggered the event.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../oatmeal/events/GuildEmojiAddEvent.java	Modified increment condition within the run method to check user ID.
.../oatmeal/events/GuildEmojiRemoveEvent.java	Updated iteration logic to exclude triggering user from count in run method.

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