Add hasComponent utility method to Entity Architecture#1
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Hi! I noticed the Entity class had robust methods for adding and retrieving components, but lacked a simple, high-performance way to check if an entity possesses a component without fetching it entirely or handling optionals.
This PR adds a stream-based hasComponent method to Entity.java to make capability checks much cleaner and more efficient for developers using this educational framework.