/p done requirements are missing and incorrect

Server Implementation

Paper

Server Version

1.19.3

Describe the bug

Given someone wants to add requirements to use the /p done command.

Firstly no settings are loaded from the config for done requirements. The Settings.AUTO_CLEAR config never has done entry

If a plugin adds the done requirements to the settings. When someone uses /p done, the threshold is incorrectly used. A simple empty plot can be marked as done and a complex plot reports as too simple. As shown in the picture

To Reproduce

My done requirements, loaded via a custom plugin

1. Load "done" requirements into Settings.AUTO_CLEAR. This is not done via the Settings.class, I made a plugin do this.
2. Select the whole plot with the wand and run //set #perlin[10][emerald_block,gold_block,diamond_block,coal_block,air] or any similar command to generate a lot of variety.
3. Run /p done on the complex plot, the response is "This plot is too simple. ...". Run /p done on a fresh claimed plot, the response is "Successfully marked this plot as done"

done:
  days: 1
  threshold: 1
  calibration:
    changes: 0
    faces: 0
    data: 0
    air: 0
    variety: 0
    changes_sd: 1
    data_sd: 0
    air_sd: 0
    variety_sd: 0

Expected behaviour

A simple plot does not get set as done. A complex plot should be able to be marked as done

Screenshots / Videos

Error log (if applicable)

No response

Plot Debugpaste

https://athion.net/ISPaster/paste/view/60719e8dc66447c491cb9f09aa907450

PlotSquared Version

6.11.1-Premium

Checklist

• I have included a Plot debugpaste.
• I am using the newest build from https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/77506/ and the issue still persists.

Anything else?

No response

Start by tracing the /p done command and the Settings.AUTO_CLEAR configuration, including why the done entry is not loaded and how its threshold is evaluated. Reproduce the reported cases with the supplied requirements and plot debugpaste; done should reject a simple plot while accepting a sufficiently complex one.