WARNING: If you do not understand how plugin priority works, I strongly advise you to learn about it, as this essentially only executes the highest priority command, due to the syntax (plugin_name:command) being changed to match anything. So, if you are running litebans and for some reason didn't import from MC default ban-list, you will no longer be able to pardon this, due to LiteBans being the higher priority, and /minecraft:ban becoming /ban, and again, since LiteBans has the higher priority, that /ban or /unban will be its own. (LiteBans is an amazing plugin still)

HOW IT WORKS: CSO or CommandSyntaxOverride essentially makes it so that on a command with syntax (/test:test), it will execute the command "/test" with the highest priority, even if the plugin's syntax isn't test.
So, if you have a skript with priority of 2 that has '/test' command, and then a custom plugin with a priority of 1 that has '/test', regardless of any command syntax, it will automatically do the skript's test as it has a higher priority.

This is just a basic skript, with no intentions of being something it isn't. This is just to change how command syntax works, for the better (in my opinion) and is for people who KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Not for people who go "Uhm my essentials plugin is uhm not working uhm cuz MyBackYardEssentials is overriding and i am um very smart"

Please do not re-distribute this