2.0.0

A rewrite. Replace the jar and restart: your 1.x config is carried forward, and the old file is kept as config.yml.bak-v1.

Needs Paper 1.21.11 or newer (Purpur and Folia too) and Java 21. 1.x ran on 1.20.6 and newer.

/xutilities reload now applies every setting. Turning a command on or off, its aliases and permission, and adding, removing or renaming link commands no longer need a restart.
A config file that isn't valid YAML no longer loses your settings: xUtilities says where the error is and keeps running with the settings it had (or the defaults, at startup) until it's fixed.
/xutilities reload says how many settings fell back to their defaults, and /xutilities info shows which commands are on, whether an update is out, and any config problems.

A theme at the top of the config: a prefix and four colours every message uses, so five lines restyle the whole plugin. The messages have a new look to match. If you never changed a 1.x message, it gets the new look; any you changed are kept. Text with no colour of its own is now theme.base (gray) rather than white: set base: "<white>" to keep the old look.
Workstation menus, /enderchest and /trash can play a sound as they open. /enderchest and /trash play their blocks' own sounds by default.
/xu, short for /xutilities.
/stonecutter and /cartography (alias /cartographytable) workstation menus.
An update checker: the console, and players with xutilities.admin when they join, hear when a new version is on Modrinth. It sends only the plugin version, platform and Minecraft version, and update-checker.enabled: false turns it off. See Privacy.
bStats anonymous usage statistics. Turn them off for every plugin in plugins/bStats/config.yml. See Privacy.
messages.error.usage, shown when a command is typed wrong, and messages.error.failed, shown if a command hits an error.

/speed says which speed it set: "Your flying speed is now 5" or walking.
"Player not found" says which name it couldn't find.
A player changed by someone else (healed, fed, given flight, a gamemode and so on) is now told, with the message they'd get doing it themselves.
/gamemode <mode> also needs that mode's own permission, so giving a rank /gamemode doesn't give it creative. It accepts names, numbers, letters and the mode commands' aliases.
A renamed permission keeps its command's default: rename /ping's and it's still everyone's.
Players you can't see count as offline for [player] and tab completion, so vanished staff stay hidden.
/clear and /gamemode replace Minecraft's own, and give them back when turned off. A command another plugin already has is left to it, with a console warning; ours stays reachable as /xutilities:<name>.
/top won't put you on lava, fire, magma, cactus and similar blocks, or on the Nether's roof.
On Folia, /enderchest <player> opens another player's chest only when they're in the same region, so two regions never edit it at once.
An empty setting, such as permission: with nothing after it, now means blank instead of being replaced with the default.
Link commands need only a message; everything else has a default.
messages.error.disabled is gone: a command that's off doesn't exist.

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