build: unify Java 21 and Minecraft 1.21.10 - #8
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Unify this plugin’s build and loader metadata on Java 21 and Minecraft 1.21.10. Replace the private Spigot API jar with the provided
org.spigotmc:spigot-api:1.21.10-R0.1-SNAPSHOTdependency, setmaven.compiler.release=21andapi-version: 1.21.10, and use JDK 21 in build/release workflows. Remove the obsolete private API download and checksum.Validation:
mvn clean installpassed on JDK 21 with the coordinated Java 21 TFMC dependencies. All 37 Games tests passed. The resulting plugin jar contains only Java 21 class files (major 65) and declares API 1.21.10. No gameplay code or runtime configuration changed.Default dependency pins now use the published Java 21 releases: TLibs 1.1.1. Pinned local builds and CI therefore select the compatible dependency versions. Runtime smoke testing remains outstanding.