Every Block had a call to its super, passing its own class.
This can easily be simulated by calling `this.getClass()` in the super class.
Also this was basically only used as using a name.
In the future it might be advisable to not use such methods,
since they are prone to refactoring.
If a feature dependency of ItemMultiMaterial was disabled, the returned value was never assigned with the constructed. Pulling out the construction and setting it before checking it, prevents the NPE and also matches the behaviour in ItemMultiPart, where parts are constructed, but never registered.
Many exceptions got an improvement due to changed class or description or details it is providing.
Is not complete, needs to be done in patches in the regions, where it is needed, since some are just
swallowed.
Removed total usage of pure RuntimeExceptions to 0.
Deprecates the old usage of the AEItemDefinitions via the direct method access of
* blocks()
* parts()
* items()
* materials()
and thus use the new re-direct via definitions().
All definitions are now initialized, no matter what. But SubItems, Items and Blocks are not registered, if by chance are disabled.
Reworked whole Version Checker with an extensible interface to add any other service later on easier.
The version checker now has its own config file, to collect the different options and extract them from the main config file.
In that you can specify how fine the versions should be checked.
Added zinc to the array of checked ore dictionary names, so if any mod decides to add Zinc in the future or uses it via the OreDictionary, it will be automatically added to the grindstone.
The commit also contains some scoping and code cleanup of the underlaying calls
To integrate these into the current system, some changes to the background had to be done, especially to the feature handler. It now uses an interface to work against which you can implement to get your own feature handler instead modifying the base one and add several special cases code
