Bring Base Metals to Minecraft 1.14.4

[SkyBlade1978]

What changed

Bring the finished Base Metals 1.13.2 port to Minecraft 1.14.4 and Forge 28.2.26 as 3.0.1.114041.

The port keeps the existing material and item names, recipes, High/Low Fantasy settings, recipe discovery and Kiri's ore overlays. OreSpawn 4.1.0.114041 is the required ore-generation dependency; the eleven ore rules and their defaults are unchanged.

For Minecraft 1.14, this updates the configuration screen and Mods-list Config button, uses native fluid textures and colours, moves smith trades and village loot to the three new smith professions, and supplies block loot tables. It removes the obsolete 1.13 renderer, Config-button and leaves workarounds while adapting the save-upgrade and anvil hooks.

It also fixes a Creative-mode crossbow crash: Minecraft's free arrow is no longer mistaken for a bolt. A crossbow without ammunition fires the intended free iron bolt, and bows continue to use arrows.

The build scripts are split into smaller files, README and changelog describe the 1.14 release, and the public jars exclude tests, probes, reference material and local notes.

Checks

• 60 unit tests, generated resources, dependency checks and release-jar auditing passed locally.
• Packaged client, fresh dedicated server and server reload checks passed with the exact OreSpawn release.
• Ten content-mode scenarios covered unchanged old configs, matching modes, deliberate mismatches and restarts.
• Disposable Cyano 1.10, MMD 1.10, MMD 1.12 and finished 1.13 world fixtures passed first-load and reload checks, including block states, inventories, equipment, buckets and advancement progress. Original fixtures were left untouched.
• Two clean builds produced identical main, sources and Javadoc jars and checksums.
• Eclipse and IntelliJ launch isolation passed, and the final staged-file audit found no agent notes or generated test output.

The 1.14 port has also been manually tested in Eclipse. After the PR and merged-branch checks pass, this branch is intended for the guarded release workflow.