Port Mineralogy 6.1.0 to Minecraft 1.19.4

[SkyBlade1978]

Summary

Ports Mineralogy 6.1.0 to Minecraft 1.19.4 as 6.1.0.119041, using the accepted 1.18.2 implementation as the functional source while preserving Forge 45-native APIs, assets, registry identities, NBT, and legacy-world conversion.

This targets Forge 45.4.0, Java 17, resource pack 13/data pack 12, and released OreSpawn 4.0.16.119041 (CurseForge file 8780970). Runtime metadata accepts orespawn@[4.0.6,5.0.0) while compilation and validation pin the exact released artifact.

Main changes

• Removes Mineralogy world generation ownership and packages the schema-4/revision-3 OreSpawn provider with 32 rock rules, three ores, native rock aliases, stone/deepslate hosts, and the covered Ocean crude-oil deposit.
• Ports the non-rewriting configuration policy plus independent, atomic and idempotent migration of legacy TOML ore settings and older Mineralogy 6 JSON rule IDs.
• Retains expanded legacy-state mapping, selected-world restoration, chunk protection, furnace tile normalization, and sidecar recovery.
• Adds the four issue-121 content switches, single/five creative-tab modes, Forge 45 reload-safe cobblestone equivalence, crude oil, furnace recovery, replacement drops, lamp support, and exact double-slab harvesting.
• Keeps recipes JSON-only: 1,427 Mineralogy recipes and progressive advancements, 35 Minecraft recipe overrides, 20 Minecraft advancement overrides, and 12 reversible native/Mineralogy slab bridges.
• Preserves Mineralogy slab precedence and the accepted native granite/diorite/andesite/basalt/tuff/smooth-basalt matrix without absorbing deepslate or mud families.
• Provides 17 reviewed locales with 938 ordered keys and exports only the seven human-facing guides.
• Upgrades the build to ForgeGradle 7.0.34/Gradle 9.6.1, pinned Temurin 17.0.1+12, the checksum-sealed Forge 45 Mavenizer fixture, reproducible archives, hardened Eclipse runs, and pinned CI/CodeQL/wrapper/tag workflows.

Validation

• 53 JUnit contract tests pass.
• Complete clean build, check, Javadoc, release-configuration, dependency, artifact, checksum, Mavenizer, Java-toolchain, Eclipse-generation/isolation/classpath, and git diff --check gates pass.
• Main, sources, and Javadoc jars reproduce byte-for-byte; the main SHA-256 is 2E0D3C0B49589AF419B483AD23FEE004C3E31D01AF0172DF71FF1D0BCE50FC12.
• Exact packaged client world entry/save/reload and exact packaged dedicated-server fresh/reload smokes pass with Forge 45.4.0 and released OreSpawn 4.0.16; complete logs, classpaths, mod lists, shutdown output, and crash directories were audited.
• A 1,089-chunk preferred-seed run found all four rock families, all three ores across target hosts, and a covered crude-oil deposit with zero cover violations; 81-chunk Nether and End audits found no Mineralogy-managed generation.
• Native 6.0.0 and reduced Sylvester disposable upgrades preserve configs, reports, player data, occupied furnaces, protected chunks, and coherent OreSpawn boundary generation.
• A full disposable Sylvester copy also completed first load and reload. The first direct two-mod conversion reported historical orphaned vanilla bed entities because absent 1.10 third-party blocks became air; the reload was clean, and neither run contained a Mineralogy/OreSpawn failure or unresolved product mapping.
• No compatible Power Advantage 1.19 artifact was available locally, so its historical oil coexistence contract is covered by isolated namespaced-fluid and additive-tag regression tests.

Candidate commit: 2be5c2a9e6c6c5a4df220f9609f2c98952aa643b.
The PR head 10deae6585d5bb666d62a8d2a4857cfcc518e910 is a history-only merge of the newly created MMD master-1.19 base. Its tree is byte-identical to accepted candidate 2be5c2a9e6c6c5a4df220f9609f2c98952aa643b (689ab0951e472011de9b7c66772e59b8ff81e4c6), so no tested product file changed while making the PR ancestry mergeable.