Nutritional Balance

Port recipe scan efficiencies from 1.21: Replace per-item recipe scans with a lazy bulk index. Eliminates long hangs on first login in very large modpacks. Pre-resolve all food nutrients on ServerStartedEvent and ship the entire cache to clients in one bulk packet on join (and after /reload), so JEI/REI/EMI tooltip indexing no longer triggers a flood of per-item sync requests. Adds cycle detection and client-side packet de-duplication for safety; bumps the network protocol version to 2.4.

Adjust recipe recursion algorithm to search more deeply and not cache results for non-food items when reached near the end of the recursion budget.

Rearchitected nutrient building and recipe traversing to significantly improve efficiency and eliminate long hangs on first login in very large modpacks.

Addresses issue #48

Initial release for Minecraft 26.1.*

Fix saturation calculation. In 1.21, Minecraft's foodItem.saturation() returns actual saturation points, not the multiplier in previous versions. The result was very high nutritional values. Lunch box item rendering improvements: Replace the 2D quad BEWLR with a baked item/generated 3D model for the lunchbox body. The custom renderer now only handles the dynamic food item overlay, rendering it on both faces of the lunchbox.

Add support for Minecolonies foods, Quark, Minecraft's suspicious stew and ominous bottle, Actually Additions coffee. Updated Create and Farmer's Delight support