Add FabricRenderState#getDataOrDefault
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* Add `FabricRenderState` * Add getDataOrDefault method to FabricRenderState (#4917) * spotlessApply and check --------- Co-authored-by: EightSidedSquare <[email protected]>
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After working with
FabricRenderStatefor a while I found that agetOrDefaultequivalent would be quite useful, especially when working with primitive types, since I often end up doing a bunch of null checks on wrapper objects.