Alternative solution to problem of unplayable cards from target adjustment

[ssk97]

#12753 was my original attempt at fixing it, but actually applying target adjusters proved overly complex and not worthwhile. We could instead make it official that target adjusters are not applied for the pre-activation target check, and adjust the ConditionalTargetAdjuster accordingly.

[xenohedron]

I think this is a fine direction for the short-term solution.

[JayDi85]

Original commit 9c52dfa reverted from master due wrong usage. Current PR don’t use that code, but it have docs about skip adjusting.

1. Is it fixed a bugs in current master code or just a refactored for better class usage?
2. Is it require additional fixes due not working adjusters in playable check?

[ssk97]

1. This fixes the same major bug as 9c52dfa, where cards that should be playable are not, such as trying to use [[Long River's Pull]] with a Gift, where the base spell's target is more restrictive than the adjusted version.
2. There are some cases where a spell that isn't currently playable is highlighted as if it were, such as [[Bloodchief's Thirst]] if you don't have enough mana to kick it and the only creatures on the battlefield have a higher MV, but I don't think there's currently any reasonable way to do that.

[JayDi85]

[[Bloodchief's Thirst]]

[github-actions]

Bloodchief's Thirst - (Gatherer) (Scryfall) (EDHREC)

{B}
Sorcery
Kicker {2}{B} (You may pay an additional {2}{B} as you cast this spell.)
Destroy target creature or planeswalker with mana value 2 or less. If this spell was kicked, instead destroy target creature or planeswalker.