Hempdustry 2

Fixed

• Packing now counts one flower per slot. Crafting takes one item from each slot, but packing counted the whole stack: three flowers stacked in one slot beside an empty water pipe packed a level-III bowl and used up one flower, in a crafting table or a Crafter alike. A bowl's level is now the number of slots holding flowers.
• Breaking a running Infuser gives back its batch (1.21.11). A broken Infuser dropped only what was still in its slots: the hemp already drawn into the batch, up to 24 of it, was lost, and a finished tub dropped its hemp butter rather than handing back its hemp. Breaking the Infuser or the Decarboxylator also updates a comparator beside it again.
• A world moved from Minecraft 1.21.1 keeps the items inside its machines (1.21.11). Minecraft upgrades every item in a world that changes version, but it skipped the ones in a Decarboxylator or an Infuser, so an enchanted bow left in an oven's fuel slot arrived with no enchantments.
• Hemp fibre repairs the hemp outfit on an anvil (1.21.11). Nothing repaired it at all.
• A datapack strain that reuses another strain's items no longer crashes the creative inventory. The tab added those seeds, flowers and plants a second time, which the game refuses: pressing E crashed the client, and the whole Hempdustry tab vanished from JEI. Each shows once now.
• The water pipe's sounds now come from the user's position. Both sounds were stereo, which Minecraft plays at full volume with no position, so everyone within 16 blocks heard every use as if it were their own. They are mono now, and fade with distance like any other sound.
• Bookmarking a Hempdustry page in JEI works (1.21.11). It did nothing.
• A very small greenOutChanceMultiplier no longer triggers the over-use effect on every use. A value just above 0 overflowed into certainty; it now means almost never, as it should.
• /hempdustry reload no longer sends you to /reload for strains, which never re-read them: strains are read once, when the world opens, so changing one takes a restart. The 2.0.0 notes said /reload applies an edited strain; it does not.