Incremental Hardcore

* Added 1.21.5 support in the form of checking for the version at load, and changing how the names are stored based off of that * Reverted the minimum revive health being 1 (Its now back to 2) * Moved settings back to `incrementalhardcore` and instead have the `inh` variant simply reference it * Added an uninstall function and an `inh` version to go with it * made `tick` a scheduled function, to support uninstalling * Re-added incompatible version detector * changed MCmeta * Split the settings menu into a 1.21-1.21.4 and a 1.21.5+ variant due to click events and hover events changing. * Fixed `set_value` properly updating the settings menu again

* Added 1.21.5 support in the form of checking for the version at load, and changing how the names are stored based off of that * Reverted the minimum revive health being 1 (Its now back to 2) * Moved settings back to `incrementalhardcore` and instead have the `inh` variant simply reference it * Added an uninstall function and an `inh` version to go with it * made `tick` a scheduled function, to support uninstalling * Re-added incompatible version detector * changed MCmeta * Split the settings menu into a 1.21-1.21.4 and a 1.21.5+ variant due to click events and hover events changing. * Fixed `set_value` properly updating the settings menu again

* Removes the incompatible version upgrade check. It was VERY poorly implemented and I'll get around to making a proper one within the coming update. * Adds an alias for the settings menu (inh:settings) * Changes some function names to make them less yappy * Reduced redundant health update code * Removed template settings in the setting function * Added an invalid health warning to the `ReviveHealth` setting. Support for 1.21.5 is being tested

* Removes the incompatible version upgrade check. It was VERY poorly implemented and I'll get around to making a proper one within the coming update. * Adds an alias for the settings menu (inh:settings) * Changes some function names to make them less yappy * Reduced redundant health update code * Removed template settings in the setting function * Added an invalid health warning to the `ReviveHealth` setting. Support for 1.21.5 is being tested

## Additions * Added the ability to change which item is used to heal, and revive players. you can easily change it by going to ```data\incrementalhardcore\tags\item\healing_item.json``` and ```data\incrementalhardcore\tags\item\revive_item.json``` respectivley. * Added the ```ReviveHealth``` setting which changes the number of maximum hearts you get from a revive between ```2```, ```4```, ```6```, and ```Custom``` which will give you the command to change it to any value between ```2-20``` * Added a system that checks for a version difference that will effect compatibility, then attempt to automatically convert the old version to the new one, when available. ## Changes * Changed the default healing item from ```minecraft:netherite_ingot``` to ```minecraft:netherite_scrap``` * Changed the default number of hearts you get from a revive from ```6``` to ```2``` * Changed the namespace of ```MaxHealth```, ```temp```, ```DeathDetect``` to ```INH.MaxHealth```, ```INH.temp```, ```INH.DeathDetect```. This will require you to manually transfer over your players data. There is a tool for it, you can read more about that below. * Changed ```Version``` to ```3``` <details> <summary>How to migrate user data</summary> To migrate your user's data you need to make sure they are on the server, then run the command (/function incrementalhardcore:old_version/version_2_data_transfer) If it is ran again, it will only transfer the data of players who have not already had their data transferred. This will also clear the incompatible version warning upon load </details> ## Bug Fixes * Fixed being able to revive offline players * Fixed healing offline players not taking effect until their health was updated while online

## Additions * Added the ability to change which item is used to heal, and revive players. you can easily change it by going to ```data\incrementalhardcore\tags\item\healing_item.json``` and ```data\incrementalhardcore\tags\item\revive_item.json``` respectivley. * Added the ```ReviveHealth``` setting which changes the number of maximum hearts you get from a revive between ```2```, ```4```, ```6```, and ```Custom``` which will give you the command to change it to any value between ```2-20``` * Added a system that checks for a version difference that will effect compatibility, then attempt to automatically convert the old version to the new one, when available. ## Changes * Changed the default healing item from ```minecraft:netherite_ingot``` to ```minecraft:netherite_scrap``` * Changed the default number of hearts you get from a revive from ```6``` to ```2``` * Changed the namespace of ```MaxHealth```, ```temp```, ```DeathDetect``` to ```INH.MaxHealth```, ```INH.temp```, ```INH.DeathDetect```. This will require you to manually transfer over your players data. There is a tool for it, you can read more about that below. * Changed ```Version``` to ```3``` <details> <summary>How to migrate user data</summary> To migrate your user's data you need to make sure they are on the server, then run the command (/function incrementalhardcore:old_version/version_2_data_transfer) If it is ran again, it will only transfer the data of players who have not already had their data transferred. This will also clear the incompatible version warning upon load </details> ## Bug Fixes * Fixed being able to revive offline players * Fixed healing offline players not taking effect until their health was updated while online

I somehow missed one of the most obvious typos of the century...

I somehow missed one of the most obvious typos of the century...

Added a few features I felt was missing from the original release. - Settings menu for certain features - Revival feature In order to access the new settings menu just run `/function incrementalhardcore:settings` in chat. Also fixed a small optimization issue by using `if items` instead of `if data` for item checks. And a few more smaller things, related to having multiple items. Different implementation than you can find in 1.0 (Not like its used in that version lmao)