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- Field data inspection system has been completely rewritten The base abstract class that holds a field data tree is `FieldDataHolder`, which is generic over the node type. If you don't need custom functionality in nodes (for example, in packet dumping), you can use `DefaultFieldDataHolder`. The source of field info is now represented by a `FieldDataSource`, which is async and meant to be easy to implement. gadget provides the `LocalFieldDataSource` for local Java objects and `RemoteFieldDataSource` is used internally for field data screen. The network format has also been changed to also support sending errors back to the client. - Packet dumping has been completely rewritten Packet parsing is now done based on a system of `UnwrappedPacket`s, which have methods for gathering search text and writing to owo-ui/plain text. Some helper interfaces (`FieldsUnwrappedPacket` for field dumped objects and `LinesUnwrappedPacket`) are provided to help with implementing custom packets. `DumpedPacket` can have arbitrary context data (which is now used for search and rendered component data), and all events now take an `ErrorSink` parameter, which accepts non-fatal errors. Most dumping code is now in `io.wispforest.gadget.dump.{read|write}`, and most client-side packet renderers are now common code `PacketDumpReader` and `PacketDumpWriter` have been added as nice objects for reading and writing packet dumps - Field dumps and packet dumps can now be exported to a user-readable format Packet and field dumps can be exported to plain text, and field dumps can also be exported to JSON An example of a plain text packet dump is <https://gist.github.com/BasiqueEvangelist/b516f7acf6e6c826ac252301e57a3750> Additionally, the new packet dump and field data holder interfaces support writing these dumps - Added bytes field object Used to represent byte arrays and byte buffers. Displayed as a hexdump instead of a list of byte values. - Complex field objects now track recursion - `SynchronizeRecipesS2CPacket` is now represented as a gadget fake packet that doesn't break whenever a recipe is missing - Dump stats screen improvements: A progress toast is now used to track loading progress. Additionally, a back button added to sidebar. - Added experimental owo-ui error check option Right now, this just replaces `Component#remove` with a more fault-tolerant version - Quiltflower code now uses new HTTP client to get versions Should be much faster than old implementation