First, if the light data is not marked as correct, we should not be
parsing it in the first place. This will eliminate errors from
parsing possibly different versioned light data.
Secondly, if parsing the light data throws an exception (from
the SWMRNibbleArray constructor), then we can simply mark
the returned chunk as having incorrect light data - rather than
propagating the exception and causing the chunk to be re-generated.
This is based on Moonrise's 1.21.2 branch, but this on
1.21.1 so some diffs cannot be applied (and this doesn't
compile).
See moonrise_update_1_21_2.txt for progress
As noted on the issue, the method here can blow up in
certain cases, the GUI logic already handles "the mouse is missing",
and so, we'll just catch this and move on.
Misc fix - There is probably an issue report for this somewhere,
but, the details section utilised the bukkit singleton to try to get
the TPS from the server. We already have the MinecraftServer instance
passed into us, and so we'll just get the information directly from there instead.
Fixes: #11494
* Update patches to handle vineflower decompiler
* update patches again to handle inlined simple lambdas
* update vf again and re-apply/rebuild patches
* update patches after removal of verify-merges flag
* fix compile issue
* remove maven local
* fix some issues
* address more issues
* fix collision patch
* use paperweight release
* more fixes
* update fineflower and fix patches again
* add missing comment descriptor
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Co-authored-by: Jason Penilla <11360596+jpenilla@users.noreply.github.com>
