refactor(platform/sportpaper): use NBT to store item tags #1520
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Refactors the item tag subsystem on 1.8 to use platform-specific NBT storage. To prevent clashing with native tags, the tags are prefixed with `PGM:`, just like on modern servers. This allows for: - Expanded item tag storage for 1.8 servers - More data type possibilities (available codecs are nearly on-par with modern servers) - Easier debugging on 1.8 servers for developers and map authors alike (using an NBT/component viewer mod) Signed-off-by: TTtie <me@tttie.cz>
Signed-off-by: TTtie <me@tttie.cz>
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Refactors the item tag subsystem on 1.8 to use platform-specific NBT storage. To prevent clashing with native tags, the tags are prefixed with
PGM:, similarly to how they're namespaced on modern servers.This allows for: