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Add paths and Mineralogy pieces for Minecraft 1.12.2 - #9
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Adds shovel paths for dirt and grass steps and corners, including the grass block beneath them. Smaller pieces keep their grass and snow edges, and matching corners and steps can be crafted back into larger pieces.
Mineralogy rock steps and corners are included automatically when Mineralogy is installed. Grass Slabs remains optional; its shared grass behaviour uses the released 1.1.1.112021 version. Eclipse launches now receive the Minecraft version before generation, and CurseForge uploads retain the one-attempt safeguard. Migration fixtures require an explicit opt-in, so ordinary builds do not need Terrain Smoother.
Validation: 60 unit tests; standalone and released Grass Slabs fresh/reload checks; packaged client/server, Mineralogy and 1.10 upgrade checks against the same main jar; artifact audits, repeat-build checks and Eclipse isolation. Manual gameplay testing is complete.