Minimessage key components not working in chat (e.g. <key:key.hotbar.1>)

[TheXplore]

Describe the bug

Key components sent via MiniMessage fail to be sent correctly.

How can the bug be reproduced?

1. Install Triton
2. Send minimessage to player which contains key komponent like "<key:key.hotbar.1>) Verreisen"
3. Only ") Verreisen" gets sent to player

Expected behaviour

"1) Verreisen" should be shown instead of ") Verreisen"

Which Spigot fork are you using?

PaperMC

What's your server version?

git-Paper-408 (MC: 1.17.1) (Implementing API version 1.17.1-R0.1-SNAPSHOT) (Git: cc43ba7 on ver/1.17.1)

Which proxy are you using?

BungeeCord

What's your proxy version?

git:BungeeCord-Bootstrap:1.19-R0.1-SNAPSHOT:5cdba87:1659

What's the MC version of your client?

1.18

What's the Triton version you're using?

3.8.1

Additional Information

No response

[TheXplore]

Is there an estimate on when this might be fixed?
It's currently preventing us from using triton on our production network...

[diogotcorreia]

This is fixed in the v4 beta and backporting the fix would be counter productive.
I'll work on making v4 work correctly on Spigot and Bungee!

[TheXplore]

I wrote a small fix for this issue in our fork, so thats fine with me

[TheXplore]

For anyone else who wants to fix this before 4.0.0 releases:

com.rexcantor64.triton.language.parser.AdvancedComponent:

Line 97 (fromBaseComponent):

if (!onlyText && comp instanceof KeybindComponent) {
            	KeybindComponent kc = (KeybindComponent) comp;
                builder.append("\uE700")
                        .append(kc.getKeybind())
                        .append("\uE700");
}

Line 240 (toBaseComponent):

} else if (c == '\uE700') {
            i++;
            StringBuilder key = new StringBuilder();
               while (text.charAt(i) != '\uE700') {
                   key.append(text.charAt(i));
                   i++;
               }
               if (builder.length() != 0) {
                   component.setText(builder.toString());
                   builder = new StringBuilder();
                   BaseComponent previousComponent = component;
                   list.add(component);
                   component = new TextComponent("");
                   ComponentUtils.copyFormatting(previousComponent, component);
               }
               KeybindComponent kc = new KeybindComponent(key.toString());
               ComponentUtils.copyFormatting(component, kc);
               list.add(kc);
}