[Program] MCDatapacker – A datapack editor

What's new

• Default datapack files are now embedded directly into the program, which increases the executable file's size. Structure files aren't included because MCDatapacker can't open them anyway.
• Add a new side panel displaying the vanilla datapack of the currently set Minecraft version as a tree view.
  • Double-click a file to open it in the editor. Note that these default files are read-only.
  • Right-click a file and there are options to:
    • Copy its resource location
    • Clone a selected vanilla file to the current datapack (inspired by #17)
• A new View menu is added to the menu bar, which allows you to show and hide side editors and other side panels.
• The find and replace dialogs have been redesigned:
  • Ctrl+F to find, Ctrl+H to find and replace;
  • Allow finding and replacing in either the current file or in the current datapack (as a solution for #22);
  • Pressing "Find" in datapack mode will move to the next match in the current file, or open the next matching file, allowing users to find incrementally;
  • After pressing "Find all", all occurrences in the datapack are listed in a tree view, grouped by file path. Double-click a row to go to the match. It always finds in the datapack regardless of the scope.
  • The finding and/or replacing in datapack work directly in the disk, not touching opened files. Therefore, after replacing in the datapack, you may need to re-open opened files to see the replaced text.
  • The old find/replace dialogs are still accessible using Ctrl+Alt+F and Ctrl+Alt+H;
• In the code editor:
  • When a selection is made, all the same texts in the same file will be highlighted with a blue-ish background;
  • When finding text using the new find dialog (mentioned above), all matches will be highlighted in yellow. These highlights will turn back to blue when the cursor position changes;
• Tag selector dialogs can now accept unknown tags;
• In the visual recipe editor:
  • Add support for crafting_transmute type
  • MCDatapacker is now aware of 1.20.5+ item components in the result item and will try to keep the components unless you change the item. Unfortunately, you can't edit these components yet.
• User-defined code palettes are now supported
  • Code palettes control the color and formatting of the syntax highlighting in the code editor, and do not control things such as the editor's background color;
  • Go to Preferences -> Options -> Code editor -> Custom code palette file -> "Get example" to get a sample JSON palette file.

Changes

• Improve icon rendering of inventory items in the visual recipe editors and other places:
  • If an inventory item' icon is not found, the icon will be rendered as its ID and a part of the missing texture;
  • If an inventory icon is a tag, its ID (not including the number sign) is also displayed.
  • These changes are suggested in #18.
• Improve the number provider:
  • Number providers now have three modes: exact number mode, unnested number range mode, and advanced mode
  • Advanced mode allows changing the provider via a dialog
    • Nesting providers is only possible by editing in the dialog
  • Simple data will be displayed in the exact or range mode, while complex data will be put into the advanced button
  • score and storage types are now supported.
• Improve the new datapack dialog:
  • You can quickly set the pack format by selecting a corresponding Minecraft version range.
• The command tree is now patched to improve the code suggestion of the resource_location argument type.
• Remove qlementine style, which dropped support for Qt 5

Bugfixes

• Fix sub-command suggestion not working for execute command.
• Fix the code completer not listing all items.