1.21.4 (#413)

* init 1.21.4, and boom!

* build change, but weight not work

* just work

* Build changes, and delete timings

* Fix API patches (#406)

* Fix API patches

* merge

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Co-authored-by: violetc <58360096+s-yh-china@users.noreply.github.com>

* 0006/0129

* 0009/0129

* 0011/0129

* 0018/0129

* 0030/0129

* 0035/0129

* 0043/0129

* 0048/0129

* 0049/0129

* 0057/0129

* 0065/0129

* 0086/0129 (#408)

* 0072/0129

* 0080/0129

* Readd patch infos

* 0086/0129

* Delete applied patches

* 0087/0129

* 0091/0129

* 0097/0129

* 0101/0129

* 102/129

* 0107/0129

* 0112/0129

* 0118/0129

* 0129/0129, 100% patched

* fix some

* server work

* Protocol... (#409)

* Jade v7

* Fix changed part for Jade

* Formatting imports, add Lms Paster protocol

* REI payloads 5/8

* Add REI support, remove unnecessary content in Jade

* Rename

* Make jade better

* Make action work

* fix action jar

* Fix some protocol

* Fix bot action, and entity tickCount

* Fix Warden GameEventListener register on load

* Fix extra Raider drop

* Fix grindstone overstacking

* Update Paper, and some doc

* Merge

* [ci skip] Update Action

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Co-authored-by: Lumine1909 <133463833+Lumine1909@users.noreply.github.com>

docs/CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ The patching system is based on git, and you can learn about it at here: <https:
 If you have forked the main repository, then you should follow the steps below:
 
 1. Clone your repository to local
-2. Run Gradle's `applyPatches` task in your IDE or terminal (You can run `./gradlew applyPatches` directly in terminal.)
+2. Run Gradle's `applyAllPatches` task in your IDE or terminal (You can run `./gradlew applyAllPatches` directly in terminal.)
 3. Enter `leaves-api` or `leaves-server` directory to carry out modifications.
 
 BTW, `leaves-api` and `leaves-server` are not normal git repositories.
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ It's very easy to to add patches by following the steps below:
 1. Modify the code of `leaves-api` and / or `leaves-server`
 2. Add these changes to the local git repository (For example, `git add .`)
 3. Commit these changes using `git commit -m <Commit Message>`
-4. Run Gradle's task `rebuildPatches` to convert your commits to a new patch
+4. Run Gradle's task `rebuildAllServerPatches` to convert your commits to a new patch
 5. Push your patches to your repository
 
 After pushing, you can open a PR to submit your patches.
@@ -70,5 +70,5 @@ You can modify a existing patch by following the steps below:
 2. Run `git commit -a --fixup <hash>` in your terminal to make a fix-up commit
     - If you want to edit the commit message, replace `--fixup` with `--squash`.
 3. Run `git rebase -i --autosquash base` to rebase automatically, then just type `:q` to close the confirm page
-4. Run Gradle's task `rebuildPatches` to modify existing patches
+4. Run Gradle's task `rebuildAllServerPatches` to modify existing patches
 5. Push and PR again