Fantasy Pattern

This release moves fast planning and batch execution onto OmniSequence's native compatibility interfaces and fixes deep recursive crafts when fuel consumption is disabled.

Changed

• Replaced the copied OmniSequence planner and crafting-CPU implementations with narrowly scoped compatibility Mixins. When OmniSequence-Transfinite 1.3.9 or newer is installed and its Transfinite Computation Core is enabled, it owns fast planning, batch extraction, dispatch and CPU accounting for fantasy patterns.
• OmniSequence-Transfinite remains optional. Without it, crafting calculations and dispatch fall back to AE2's normal behavior; durable and reusable input compatibility remains provided by the bundled ae2vm-modified component.
• Omni batches now use Omni's reusable-input plan directly, including the exact returned remainder and per-tool wear for durable tool pools.
• Removed the local max_fast_mode, planner node/time budget and planner diagnostics settings because those concerns are now owned by OmniSequence. batch_dispatch_enabled remains available for disabling the optional batch path.

Fixed

• Fixed deep recursive crafts, such as sixteen-times compressed cobblestone, blocking the server thread when consume_fuel=false. Batch limits now retain long-sized aggregation while applying overflow-safe bounds instead of expanding the request into thousands of small synchronous batches.
• Fixed those same large batches remaining stuck without dispatch after the thread-blocking issue was removed. Intermediate outputs are no longer rejected against physical ME storage before AE2 has registered the crafting CPU as their destination; delivery remains deferred until the CPU is ready, and any unaccepted remainder stays queued without item loss.