Giacomo's better dye

Changelog — 2.2.0+26.2

Wolf Armor Dyeing

• Added support for dyeing Wolf Armor by using a dye directly on an armored wolf.
• Using a dye normally applies the dye’s pure color.
• Holding Shift blends the new dye with the armor’s current color using Minecraft’s Vanilla dye blending algorithm.
• Dyeing preserves the armor’s durability, custom name, enchantments, and other item data.

Sit / Stand Interaction

• When the selected dye would no longer change the armor’s color, the interaction toggles the wolf between sitting and standing.
• The dye is not consumed when toggling the wolf’s state.
• This also works after repeated blended dye applications.

Blending Improvement

• Improved the handling of Vanilla dye blending rounding, especially noticeable with colors such as purple.
• When repeated blending reaches a stable color that is visually identical to the dye’s pure color, the armor is normalized to the exact pure color.
• This prevents an additional dye from being consumed without producing a visible color change.

Preserved Vanilla Behavior

• Dyes still recolor the collars of wolves that are not wearing armor.
• Feeding, leashing, shearing, equipping, and repairing Wolf Armor continue to work normally.
• Existing dye interactions with horses, llamas, ghasts, blocks, and other supported targets remain unchanged.
• Dye interactions from the off-hand are handled correctly.