Version 1.2.0 - The Safe-Slot & Baritone Stability Update

This major update brings bulletproof stability to Material Finder.
We’ve completely rewritten how the mod handles your inventory and overhauled the Baritone integration to ensure seamless, crash-free automation.

🛡️ The Safe-Slot Ownership System

• Flawless Player Protection: Material Finder now explicitly tracks "ownership" of the items it supplies. It will never touch, move, or overwrite items you manually place in your reserved slots.
• No More False Pauses: Fixed the critical bug where the mod would constantly pause itself if you had your own items in reserved slots. It now smartly ignores your items and only tracks the ones it spawned.
• Exact Quantity Supply: No more overflowing inventories! The mod now supplies the exact block count requested (e.g., 36 Stone instead of a full stack of 64), saving space and reducing clutter.

🤖 Bulletproof Baritone Integration

• Lazy Initialization: Say goodbye to startup errors! Baritone now loads quietly in the background with a smart 5-second retry system. You no longer have to spam /mf start while waiting for Baritone to wake up.
• Perfect Sync: Material Finder now directly intercepts Baritone's build tasks (baritone.jk) to supply the exact materials Baritone is asking for in real-time.

⚙️ Quality of Life & Commands

• Saved Preferences: Your active provider choice (litematica or baritone) is now saved to your config file and persists between game restarts.
• Quicker Slot Config: You can now use a dash for faster slot setup (e.g., typing /mf slots 1-6 instead of /mf slots set 1 6).
• Smarter Resume: Typing /mf resume now forces a full re-sync of your inventory, guaranteeing the mod picks up exactly where it left off without instantly pausing again.
• Expanded HUD: The on-screen overlay now displays your active provider, Baritone's current state, reserved slot range, and exact queue size.

🐛 Under-the-Hood Fixes

• Fixed a critical reflection crash (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException) that caused Baritone initialization to permanently fail.
• Re-engineered the supply engines (SmartSupplyEngine and QueueRefillTask) to top-up existing stacks incrementally rather than erasing and replacing them.
• Added detailed diagnostics to the /mf debug command for easier troubleshooting.