Add Minecraft 26.2 support#180
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Summary
Adds support for Minecraft 26.2 while keeping the existing
v26_R1implementation.Changes
.build, tov26_R126.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOTEntityType.ITEM_FRAMEreference with anItemFrameconstructor available in both 26.1.x and 26.2No project version bump, public API changes, dependency upgrades, or unrelated refactoring are included.
Testing
git diff --checkThe full historical Maven reactor was not completed because the existing ProtocolLib 5.1.0 dependency could not be resolved from the configured repositories. No build configuration was changed to work around this.
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