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Bring OreSpawn 4.1 to NeoForge 1.20.6 - #329
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This brings OreSpawn 4.1 to NeoForge 1.20.6, with Ore Sources, the biome directory, dimension materials and provider extensions.
I've included the later fixes for imported vanilla ores, saved placement choices, inactive sources and the smaller world-creation layout. Existing worlds keep their saved settings, with no new automatic retrogen pass.
The build is split into smaller commented scripts, the public guides are up to date, and text files use LF endings apart from Windows command files.
The automated checks cover 215 unit tests, provider combinations and missing/restored mods, biome replacements, packaged client/server save and reload, native ore management, Eclipse and release artifacts. The release jars match the accepted candidate.