🧹 Use diamond operator for ArrayList initialization in GroovyCompiler#371
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This change replaces a raw ArrayList initialization with the diamond operator in the setupLinks method of GroovyCompiler.java. This improves maintainability and follows modern Java practices. The @SuppressWarnings annotation has been removed as it is no longer necessary. Co-authored-by: keeganwitt <64612+keeganwitt@users.noreply.github.com>
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This change replaces a raw ArrayList initialization with the diamond operator in the setupLinks method of GroovyCompiler.java. This improves maintainability and follows modern Java practices. The @SuppressWarnings annotation has been removed as it is no longer necessary.