HikariScoreBoard

Added: Minecraft 26.1 and 26.2

• Now supports all 32 versions from Minecraft 1.17.1 through 26.2. Two new jars cover the 26.x line: one for 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2 and one for 26.2. Fifteen jars share the range between them; see 2.1 Supported versions.
• 26.x requires Java 25 on the server, as Minecraft itself does. The older jars are unchanged in this respect (Java 16 / 17 / 21 depending on the target).

Changed: mappings moved from Yarn to official Mojang mappings

This is invisible in the shipped jars but changes how the mod is built.

• Yarn ended at 1.21.11+build.6 and has no 26.x mappings; Minecraft 26.x ships without obfuscation maps at all. The whole source tree now uses the official Mojang names, which is also what the official Fabric template has used since 1.21.11.
• Building now needs JDK 25 and Gradle 9.7.1 (was JDK 21 / Gradle 9.0.0).
• The jars no longer carry a mixin refmap; mixin references are remapped statically at build time instead. Runtime behaviour is the same.

Fixed: GUI icons could be taken out of the chest menu (on the client only)

• Shift-clicking an icon in the /hikari menu while closing the menu with Esc at the same moment left that icon — a diamond pickaxe, a mob head — sitting in the player's inventory. Holding the phantom pickaxe, blocks really did break in creative mode, where the server breaks a block without looking at the held item.
• Nothing was duplicated and nothing was saved. The server never moved an item: quickMoveStack returns nothing and the menu never runs vanilla's click logic. The client predicts the shift-click on its own copy of the menu, and the server's correction packet carries that menu's window id — a client that has already closed the screen discards it. Closing then copies "the client is right" into the inventory menu, after which vanilla sends no further updates, so the phantom stayed until the next relog.
• The mod now resends the player's inventory whenever one of its screens closes; the client applies that regardless of what it has open. The same desync in its other shapes is covered too — hotbar number keys, double-click collect, right-drag, and the reverse case where your own items look like they vanished.
• Also fixed: a pending close or screen change could close an unrelated container. When a laggy connection delivered "click in the menu → Esc → open a chest" inside a single server tick, the chest that had just been opened was closed again, because a close packet closes whichever screen the client has open.

No change to statistics, settings, saved data, or the plugin-channel protocol.