v1.0.0 - The Ultimate Initial Release

This is the first public release of RayLogin, a powerful and feature-rich authentication plugin built from the ground up for modern servers.

✨ Player & User Experience

• Secure /register and /login system.
• Auto-Login on Register: Players are logged in instantly after registering.
• IP Session Management: Players can be automatically logged in when rejoining from the same IP address.
• Immersive UI:
  • Animated on-screen titles for login/register prompts.
  • Dynamic Boss Bar countdown timer that changes color from green to red.
  • Blindness effect applied to unauthenticated players.
• Configurable sound effects for login, registration, and failed attempts.
• A celebratory (and damage-free) firework is launched when a new player registers.
• Bedrock Edition (via GeyserMC) compatibility.
• /changepassword command for users to manage their own account.

🔒 Security Enhancements

• Guaranteed Console Privacy: Player passwords are 100% hidden from the server console using network-level packet interception (requires ProtocolLib).
• Brute-Force Protection: Automatically kicks players after multiple failed login attempts.
• Secure Hashing: All passwords are securely hashed using the industry-standard BCrypt algorithm.
• Action Blocking: Unauthenticated players are completely restricted from moving, chatting, interacting, or using commands.
• OP players are required to authenticate just like regular players.

🔧 Admin Tools

• Comprehensive /raylogin command suite (/rl).
• /rl info <player>: View detailed account information like registration date, last login, and last known IP.
• /rl spawn set: Easily set the post-login teleport location.
• /rl changepass <player> <new_password>: Change a player's password.
• /rl forcelogin <player>: Force a player to log in.
• /rl reload: Reload the plugin's configuration file.

⚙️ Backend

• Dependency: Now requires ProtocolLib to be installed for the enhanced security features.
• All features are fully configurable in a clean, well-documented config.yml.