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A major overhaul of the mod’s stack-size system, configuration, and management workflow. ## Major changes - Reworked the internal stack-size override system - Rebuilt the configuration format into a simpler single-rule list - Added in-game commands for managing stack-size rules - Added support for resetting configured items and tags back to their default stack size - Added save and reload commands for explicitly controlling when config changes are written to disk - Added filtering and paging support for listing configured rules - Improved handling of very large stack sizes - Improved rendering of large stack counts - Explicit per-stack `MAX_STACK_SIZE` component changes are now respected - Normal Minecraft stacking behavior for differing components and damage values is preserved - Improved compatibility when the mod is installed server-side without requiring it on the client ## Config changes The old multi-list configuration format has been replaced by a single `overrides` list. Rules now use the format: `item_or_tag=value` Exact item rules take priority over tag rules. Among rules of the same type, later rules override earlier ones. The special value `default` can be used to force an item or tag back to its normal Minecraft stack size. ## Commands Added `/itemsstack` commands for: - Setting rules - Removing rules - Resetting rules to default - Clearing rules - Listing configured rules - Saving the config - Reloading the config - Viewing command help Config changes are applied immediately. `/itemsstack save` writes the current configuration to disk, while `/itemsstack reload` discards unsaved changes and reloads the saved configuration.