Compilation issues #50
Description
Because compiling lsposed requires libxposed, I discovered while compiling the libxposed API that its XposedInterface class requires implementing hookClassInitializer. This corresponds to core/src/main/java/org/lsposed/lspd/impl/LSPosedContext.java in the LSP source code. This class inherits from XposedInterface, therefore also requiring the implementation of two overloaded hookClassInitializer methods with different parameters.
The problem is that neither the open-source LSP code nor some modified versions of the source code implement this method. My implementation, which directly returns null, compiles normally. My question is, will directly returning null, i.e., ignoring it, have any impact? Is this the correct approach?