AstorClient

# AstorClient 1.2.0

This release rebuilds AstorClient as an exact-target, multi-loader release line with 72 separately tagged JARs.

## Added and expanded

- Fabric support across 28 Minecraft targets from 1.16.5 through 1.21.11.
- Forge support across 26 officially available targets from 1.16.5 through 1.21.11.
- NeoForge support across 18 officially available targets from 1.20.1 through 1.21.11.
- Unified configuration schema and config-code import/export support where available.
- Complete bundled English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French and Russian translation key parity.
- Modern module browser, searchable categories, module information and settings panels.
- Theme Studio, presets, backgrounds and advanced appearance controls on supported builds.
- HUD editor, map/minimap, waypoint and optional extra-module workspaces on supported builds.
- Embedded AstorClient branding and custom free-use license metadata in every JAR.

## Fixed and hardened

- Removed unintended extra background blur from affected secondary screens.
- Added target-aware module registration so unsupported features are omitted instead of exposing broken controls.
- Added optional-module failure isolation to reduce the chance that one feature disables the whole client.
- Corrected loader metadata, exact Minecraft constraints, Java bytecode targets and production JAR structure.
- Restored **Right Shift** as the default AstorClient GUI key.

## Validation

- 72/72 release artifacts pass the structural release audit.
- Hashes, archive safety, loader metadata, target version, configuration schema, language parity, branding, licensing and bytecode are verified.
- Files with direct target launch evidence are published as **Release**.
- Structurally verified files still awaiting broader exact-target launch coverage are published as **Beta**.

## Important

Use only the file that exactly matches your Minecraft version and loader. The gallery demonstrates the full modern Fabric feature set; older or alternate-loader targets may intentionally register fewer modules.