Chiseled Me

### Added
 - Recalibrator placed in a dispenser makes it capable of changing the size of
   entities it's facing.
 - Throwables (at least vanilla ones), like arrows, snowballs, potions or ender
   pearls are now affected by thrower size (potion area of effect is not yet 
   affected nor are the particles)
 - Recalibrator reach for entities now defaults to 64 blocks and can be 
   configured (or disabled if set to 0)
 - Support for the Forge version checker (you will see in-game if a new version
   of the mod was released)
 - `getRenderSize` API call with partialTick (for modders)
 - Improved ASM errors when something goes wrong with bytecode manipulation
 - Russian translation
 - German translation (by Vexatos)
 - Simplified Chinese translation (by 3TUSK)
### Fixed
 - Fixed (possible) server crashes
 - Fixed size being reset after traveling to another dimension
 - Fixed skeleton bbox not being scaled
 - Fixed hand bobbing movement
 - Distance required to move to hear a step sound is scaled
 - Items dropped by entities not by death are now scaled too (e.g. wool from a
   sheared sheep)
 - Reach distance not being scaled when small (this was intended in the first
   place thus is not configurable)
 - Distance between feet and the ground that affects the shadow alpha not being
   multiplied
 - Fall damage multiplier can now depend on size and be configured
 - The speed of the size change process, now it is consistently
   `2*|log2(prev) - log2(new)|` ticks (each scale up/down by a factor 2 adds up
   to time linearly)
 - Changed incorrect portal bbox config entry name
### Changed
 - This project now adheres to [Semantic Versioning] starting with
   version 1.1.0
 - Mod package is changed from `necauqua.mods.cm` to `dev.necauqua.mods.cm` to
   comply with the [maven naming conventions] since I own the domain
   `necauqua.dev`. This is a huge API change (and a commit touching all source
   files sadly) but the project follows [semver][Semantic Versioning] only starting
   from this version and the actual API is minimal so it's fine.