Port Mineralogy 6.1.0 to Minecraft 1.18.2

[SkyBlade1978]

Summary

Ports the completed Mineralogy 6.1 feature set to Minecraft 1.18.2 and updates the release version from 6.0.0 to 6.1.0.118021.

The port is based on current MMD master-1.18.2 and preserves every registry, block-entity, NBT, asset, recipe and legacy-world identity. Mineralogy remains a content/provider mod while OreSpawn exclusively owns terrain, geology, ores and fluid-deposit generation.

OreSpawn and world migration

• Requires released OreSpawn 4.0.10.118021 for compilation and verification, with runtime compatibility orespawn@[4.0.6,5.0.0).
• Ships the schema-4/revision-3 provider with 32 rock rules, three ores, stone/deepslate hosts, 1.18 world heights and the covered Ocean crude-oil deposit.
• Routes granite, diorite, andesite, basalt and tuff through native blocks while retaining historical Mineralogy identities.
• Registers no Mineralogy terrain or ore generator and does not manage vanilla ores.
• Preserves existing configuration files byte-for-byte and ports deterministic, atomic legacy ore-setting migration.
• Adds a Mineralogy 6 migration seam that canonicalizes old block-named global and per-world geology rules to stable provider IDs before OreSpawn discovery, preventing duplicate ore definitions while retaining user values and source files.
• Retains pre-flattening conversion, expanded state mappings, selected-world recovery, chunk protection, furnace normalization and sidecar recovery.

Gameplay and compatibility

• Ports the four issue Option to disable drywalls, rock salt lamps and ores #121 content controls and five grouped creative tabs.
• Makes COBBLESTONE_EQUIVILENT functional through Forge 40 block/item tag rebinding, including safe native aliases and recipe-cache invalidation after reloads.
• Retains isolated Mineralogy crude oil, source/flowing fluids, bucket behavior, rendering and container integration.
• Preserves furnace persistence, novaculite properties, replacement-style chert/cobblestone drops, exact double-slab harvesting and rock-salt lamp support.

Recipes, advancements and resources

• Uses JSON exclusively with 1,427 Mineralogy recipes and 1,427 progressive advancements.
• Adds 35 exact Minecraft recipe overrides and 20 advancement overrides for configurable cobblestone recipes, native slab precedence and polished-block behavior.
• Preserves the complete native granite/diorite/andesite/basalt/tuff/smooth-basalt matrix, including six shared slab crafting routes, nine stonecutting routes and 12 reversible vanilla/Mineralogy slab bridges.
• Includes four valid three-component gunpowder routes, corrected storage ratios, construction conversions, polishing, furnace recipes and progressive relief crafting.
• Includes 17 reviewed locales with 938 ordered keys each and seven human-facing exported guides.

Build and release integration

• Uses Forge 40.3.0, ForgeGradle 7.0.34, Gradle 9.6.1 and pinned Temurin 17.0.1+12.
• Produces reproducible main, sources and Javadoc jars under zone.moddev.mc:Mineralogy:6.1.0.118021.
• Pins and checksum-verifies the released OreSpawn artifact and the Forge 40 Mavenizer compatibility fixture without leaking either fixture into published artifacts.
• Adds pinned CI, CodeQL, wrapper validation and guarded tag validation for 6.1.0.118021.
• Repairs Slime Launcher path quoting for workspaces containing spaces.
• Synchronizes Gradle-processed resources into Eclipse bin/main and rejects unresolved mod-version tokens, stale provider data and test-classpath leakage.

Validation

• 53 JUnit tests pass with no failures, errors or skips.
• Full clean release, Javadoc, dependency, artifact, checksum and Eclipse production-classpath gates pass.
• All three jars reproduce byte-for-byte; main jar SHA-256: DC90F46E58B1D1A3775C2E9A96A4A825B48E1B0BBBFF32D14C676796A61871A9.
• Development and exact packaged client/server fresh-and-reload smokes pass with released OreSpawn and inspected logs.
• A 1,024-chunk preferred-seed Overworld proof found every rock family, all three ores and 3,468 oil blocks in 712 fully covered columns, with no Nether or End replacement.
• Disposable native Mineralogy 6.0.0 and reduced Sylvester upgrades preserve configs, profiles, player data, legacy mappings and occupied furnace contents across reloads.