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This update backports just about everything added from `5.1.0+1.20.4` to `7.1.1+1.21.1`. It also introduces a few new changes and features, which will be ported over to `1.21.1` shortly. ## Backported Features * Added the `include` operation, which allows effectively including the contents of a patch inside another patch. This is intended to reduce patch duplication. * Added "patch targets" (also called "dynamic" patches), which allow applying a single patch to any number of files. * Added two new `test` types: * `patched:registered`, which allows testing for the existence of something in a registry * `patched:item_registered`, which is a simplified version of the above ## Backported Features (for mod developers) * The patch datagen stuff now supports `Codec`s in all of the methods taking `Object`s, and also now allows providing an alternate `Gson` for serialization in the `Object` versions. There's also been some minor javadoc improvements in that area. * Patched now supports reading its metadata from the loader-specific mod metadata files! This means that modders can finally ditch their `pack.mcmeta`s and move this data to their `fabric.mod.json`/`quilt.mod.json`/`mods.toml`! ## Backported Changes * **The Patched metadata in pack.mcmeta files has been modified** to reflect Mojang's changes to pack metadata sections. In short: `patched:has_patches` is no more, and instead there's a `patched` section. **Patched will still load old-style packs.** ## New Features * Added a new `test` type: `patched:pack_enabled`, which allows checking for the existence of data/resource packs. See the documentation for details. ## New Changes * Rewrote Patched's primary mixin for better compatibility with mods that cause re-entrant resource queries, such as Tiny Skeletons. ## New Changes (for mod developers) * Patched's library sources are now included in the mod's sources jar. * Patched's internals (or most of them) are now in an `internal` package, rather than spread out all over the place. This will break code using or mixing into these internals, but you shouldn't be doing that anyway.