Delete unused sample files

MinecraftClient/config/alerts-exclude.txt

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-myserver.com
-Yourname>:
-Player Yourname
-Yourname joined
-Yourname left
-[Lockette] (Admin)
- Yourname:
-Yourname is

MinecraftClient/config/alerts.txt

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-Yourname
- whispers 
--> me
-admin
-.com
-.net
-.fr
-.us
-.uk
-!!!!
-????
-aaaa
-zzzz
-eeee
-rrrr
-tttt
-yyyy
-uuuu
-iiii
-oooo
-pppp
-qqqq
-ssss
-dddd
-ffff
-gggg
-hhhh
-jjjj
-kkkk
-llll
-mmmm
-wwww
-xxxx
-cccc
-vvvv
-bbbb
-nnnn

MinecraftClient/config/kickmessages.txt

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-Connection has been lost
-Server is restarting
-Server is full
-Too Many people

MinecraftClient/config/sample-accounts.txt

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-# Minecraft Console Client
-# Account list file
-
-# Put account data as comma separated values
-# Values are: Alias,Login,Password
-# It allows a fast account switching
-# without directly using the credentials
-
-# Usage examples:
-# /tell <mybot> reco Player2
-# /connect <serverip> Player1
-
-Player1,playerone@email.com,thepassword
-Player2,TestBot,-

MinecraftClient/config/sample-servers.txt

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-# Minecraft Console Client
-# Server list file
-
-# Put server data as comma separated values
-# Values are: Alias,ServerIP:Port
-# Aliases cannot contains dots or spaces
-# The name "localhost" cannot be used as an alias
-# It allows an easier and faster server switching
-# with short aliases instead of full server IP
-# It also adds a bit of privacy for remote control
-
-# Usage examples:
-# /tell <mybot> connect Server1
-# /connect Server2
-
-Server1,localhost
-Server2,mc.awesomeserver.com:25567
-Server3,192.168.1.27:1348 # Example of LAN server

MinecraftClient/config/sample-tasks.ini

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-# Minecraft Console Client
-# ScriptScheduler Tasks
-# Example config file
-
-# Structure of a task: [Task] Followed by triggers and other settings.
-# The example below contains all the possible fields for a task
-# Time is HH:mm format, several different hours can be provided
-# Action command can be "script" or any other internal command
-
-[Task]
-triggerOnFirstLogin=false
-triggerOnLogin=false
-triggerOnTime=true
-triggerOnInterval=false
-timeValue=19:30
-timeValue=08:10
-timeInterval=0
-action=script event.txt
-
-# Another minimal example: some properties may be omitted
-# This is highly recommended for improving task readability
-
-[Task]
-triggerOnFirstLogin=true
-action=script startup.txt
-
-# Intervals can be random
-# To define a random interval between 2 numbers, use <numer>-<number>, example: 1-100
-[Task]
-triggerOnInterval=true
-timeInterval=1-15
-action=send I am triggered!
-
-# Of course, the tasks file can contain as much tasks as you want.
-# Another example triggered on logging in and every night at midnight:
-
-[Task]
-triggerOnLogin=true
-triggerOnTime=true
-timeValue=00:00
-action=log It's midnight!
-
-# Example of task occuring every 30 seconds
-# Could be used for jumping as antiAFK method
-
-[Task]
-triggerOnInterval=true
-timeInterval=30
-action=move up
-
-# Enjoy!
-# - ORelio