DoxHitbox

Added

- Per-part hitboxes for non-humanoid mobs (cows, chickens, spiders, golems, …). The shooter's

  client captures the rendered model parts and recovers their true world placement by inverting

  the camera from the captured view-space root — so scale, rotation and model-internal transforms

  are all included and the judgment matches the wireframe you see. Quadrupeds and oddly-scaled

  mobs are covered, with no capture-distance limit.

- Optional TACZ gun integration. When TACZ is installed, DoxHitbox owns all bullet-hit part

  resolution (bridge mixins gated by a mixin plugin). Without TACZ the integration is inert and

  DoxHitbox still runs standalone on Forge alone.

- Shot-authoritative resolution (DoxClientShoot) + a claim bus (DoxClaimBus). At the moment of

  firing, the shooter's client simulates the trajectory and resolves the target & part (OBB for

  humanoids, captured parts for others), then sends a claim; damage is applied by a consumer mod

  that registers a handler on the bus — a clean split between judgment (DoxHitbox) and damage.

  Aiming into empty space past the model produces no claim (pass-through).

- Melee & arrow aiming now use OBB / model parts too (EntityHitObbMixin, DoxGenericPick): parts

  sticking out past the vanilla AABB (e.g. a cow's head) are pickable, and empty AABB margin is

  rejected — action-bar part readout and melee hits follow the model you actually see.