Reorganize the credits to be more in line with everything else. Also remove myself as a "former maintainer" as I have intentions to come back to the project at one point or another
majority of people will not need higher simulation distance, this has been a default in my modpacks and other modpacks for years and no one has seemed to have an issue with it. should heavily improve performance in some scenarios :D
pushing to main because i forgot to put it in the branch ;.;
while it does somewhat inform the user of what mods are possibly breaking their game, it allows the user to go back instead of just letting it crash which can often cause major issues because some mods will just be straight up broken. terrible ux, the game is supposed to crash when a report is made and the user should go to support or make an issue on the tracker if they experience a crash
simplifies config files and also makes it more consistent with my other modpacks
reasons for changes:
- EC's sleep delay is a bit too high and could cause issues for the user with little performance gain
- sodium config isn't recommended to be changed too much, and current changed values are a bit iffy as it could heavily affect stability on some systems for extremely marginal performance gain. and donation screen/button should be kept enabled because jellysquid pours a ton of work into the mod and it's just the best thing to do (i don't know how it works with legacy4j but i assume it works fine)
- this also enables immediatelyfast's screen batching which should improve performance and hopefully shouldn't cause any issues? i'll be sure to test it
- modernfix `clear_fabric_mapping_tables` line is removed as it can cause some mod incompatibilities for very little improvement in memory usage, `dynamic_resources` and the other patches already do quite a lot to help out with that
- other config files are just minified, other stuff will be regenerated by mods on launch
done by doing a file check with all mods default configs, if no change is detected then delete file. makes the modpack less cluttered for user and maintainer, and also prevent configs from conflicting with user's modified configs when updating the pack on their end
