StreamCraft 0.32.2: three more shader packs

StreamCraft now officially supports three more Iris shader packs: I Like Vanilla, Miniature Shader and ARTShade.

This release was inspired by minecrafter orkid_pulse, whose YouTube Short 3 vanilla plus shaders you can run on a potato features these three packs. Thank you! Go follow her at youtube.com/@orkid_pulse.

New

• Certified shader packs. Shared screens and webcam feeds render correctly under I Like Vanilla v1.5.0b, Miniature Shader 2.19 and ARTShade V0.4B, by day and night, indoors and underwater. ARTShade's warm colour grade and Miniature's pink night tint apply to the screen as they do to the rest of the world.
• A clearer Opacity tooltip. These three packs don't blend see-through screens, so lowering Opacity below 100% makes a screen darker (I Like Vanilla, Miniature) or has no effect (ARTShade). When you're running one of them, the Opacity tooltip now names the pack. Players on other packs still see the screen the way you set it, so the control stays available.

Good to know

• 0.32.2 works with 0.32.0 and 0.32.1, so servers and players can update in any order.

What was tested

• Automated tests on every Minecraft version line, and every Minecraft version and loader builds.
• In game on Windows, on Fabric 1.21.1 (Iris 1.8.8) and 26.2 (Iris 1.11.2), under each of the three packs: the screen by day and night, in a dark room, underwater, the bezel, Block Glow, the projector beam, Opacity and Brightness, and streaming from a client running the pack. The tablet was checked on 1.21.1.
• On 26.2, the Opacity tooltip names each of the three packs, and shows the general wording under BSL.