Package de.griefed.serverpackcreator.api.modscanning

Works out which mods are client-only so they can be left out of the server pack.

Each modloader stores its mod-metadata differently, so there's one scanner per loader, all reachable through a single facade.

• ModScanner — the one-stop entry point: scannerFor(modloader, minecraftVersion) answers the scanner that reads what that loader read at that point in its history, so callers pick the right one without knowing the details.

• ModJarScanner — the common interface every scanner implements.

• LoaderDescriptors — which descriptor file evidences a loader on a given Minecraft version, and the era boundaries behind it. The single home for that knowledge: scannerFor dispatches through it, and it is what -clientside's pre-boot loader gate asks instead of keeping its own copy.

• FabricScanner — reads fabric.mod.json. QuiltScanner — reads quilt.mod.json. QuiltPackScanner merges the Fabric descriptor most Quilt mods also ship; FabricFamilyScanner is the shared base of the two.

• ForgeAnnotationScanner — reads META-INF/fml_cache_annotation.json (Forge before Minecraft 1.13). ForgeTomlScanner — reads META-INF/mods.toml (Forge from 1.13, and NeoForge before 1.20.5). NeoForgeTomlScanner — reads META-INF/neoforge.mods.toml (NeoForge from 1.20.5).

• JsonDescriptorScanner — shared helper code for the JSON-based scanners (Fabric/Quilt).

• ScannedMod — one scanned jar: its id, what it provides, its dependencies and its declared Minecraft range. MissingDescriptorException — thrown when a jar carries no descriptor to read.