Add config toggle for the iota NBT dump with advanced tooltips#1021
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Add config toggle for the iota NBT dump with advanced tooltips#1021Robotgiggle wants to merge 1 commit intoFallingColors:mainfrom
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Currently, if Advanced Tooltips is enabled, iota-holding items will display the full NBT of their stored iota in their tooltip, which can get very unwieldy. This PR adds a client config toggle to enable/disable this feature. Since it's largely a debug tool, the config toggle is disabled by default.
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HexConfig.client() == nullbefore the check for the actual config value is there in caseappendHoverText()ever gets called on the server side on Fabric (which doesn't have a client config on the server). I have no idea if this is actually possible in vanilla+hex, but I figured better safe than sorry.