TakeItOut (Take It Out)

# Changelog ## 1.1.18 ### Added - Added a `Sort: Name` / `Sort: Count` toggle to the TakeItOut item list screen. - Applied the selected item sorting mode to both `All Items` and linked-container contents popups. - Persisted the selected item sorting mode in the client settings. - Added Litematica material list integration for linked world containers: - linked container contents are requested when the material list opens or refreshes; - returned container item counts are added to Litematica's available material counts; - the material list refreshes after the server response arrives. - Added cross-dimension linked container support within the same world/server. - Added a server config file, `takeitout-server.json`, for controlling linked-container exchange: - `linked_container_exchange_mode`: `disabled`, `same_dimension`, or `cross_dimension`; - `allowed_exchange_dimensions`: optional dimension allowlist for linked-container exchange. - Example: ```json { "linked_container_exchange_mode": "cross_dimension", "allowed_exchange_dimensions": [ "minecraft:overworld", "minecraft:the_nether" ] } ``` An empty `allowed_exchange_dimensions` list allows all dimensions for the selected mode. ### Changed - `Count` sorting now shows the most abundant items first and falls back to item name for stable ordering. - `Name` sorting is case-insensitive and falls back to count for stable ordering. - Linked container network requests now include the source dimension instead of only block coordinates. ### Fixed - Improved compatibility with Carpet/debug renderers so linked container outlines are less likely to be hidden or overwritten. - Fixed overlap between the TakeItOut screen toolbar buttons and the world/container status text. ### Notes - Litematica already counts items stored in shulker boxes in the player's inventory; TakeItOut only adds linked world-container counts on top. - Linked container material counts use the existing server-side scan limit of 64 containers per request. - Linked container outlines are still rendered only in the player's current dimension.