Allow <init> as alternative to <constructor> in MethodMatcher#5202
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In the Java bytecode it is actually called `<init>`. Also, Moddy tried using `<init>` 😄
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In the Java bytecode it is actually called
<init>. Also, Moddy tried using<init>😄