GDExtension: Update warning about gdextension_special_compat_hashes.cpp to prevent confusion#110537
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…-update-gdextension-special-compat-hashes GDExtension: Update warning about `gdextension_special_compat_hashes.cpp` to prevent confusion
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If there's an invalid hash in the list of hashes in
gdextension_special_compat_hashes.cpp, it'll print a warning like this:Due to the poor wording on my part (I wrote that message!) this has led a few people to think they needed update
gdextension_special_compat_hashes.cppto account for their changes, rather than add a compatibility method (which is what they actually should do in 99.9% of cases).This PR attempts to reword this message to eliminate the confusion.