Deobf build task to allow mods building against baritone

[rfresh2]

Mods like Lambda (and previously kami blue) that bundle Baritone have been stuck on 1.2.15 for years. The baritone in ImpactDevelopment/maven is also still on 1.2.15.

If mods build against com.github.cabaletta.baritone:baritone-api:v1.2.17, Baritone's API classes reference obfuscated MC classes which need to not be obf to reference against at compile steps of the build.

This PR adds an explicit deobf jar that baritone builds.

Example of how this PR can be used by dependent mods

Definitely open to alternate solutions, I opted not to touch existing baritone artifacts to not break consumers that depend on them as they are.

[wagyourtail]

the real solution is to get a srg obf build (baritone-forge-unoptimized) instead of the notch ones. as fg.deobf can then work and won't have mapping issues if people use different mappings

[ZacSharp]

In that case we probably have to rename BetterBlockPos.x, BetterBlockPos.y and BetterBlockPos.z to work around md-5/SpecialSource#72 (or whatever else is incorrectly and incompletely remapping our public final fields).

Apart from that I can confirm that srg mapped Baritone is easier to handle as a dependency (and also as a normal mod installed in a dev/deobf environment).

[leijurv]

so the idea is that you dev against deobf then when actually releasing your jar it would work against api?

what mappings would deobf use though? would this only solve the problem for certain mappings like mcp? like this wouldn't work for a fabric mod developer for new versions of Mc right? they'd need a -deobf-fabric? or could they just use -fabric?

[leijurv]

i put this version up on the maven here ImpactDevelopment/maven@155f713

[ZacSharp]

what mappings would deobf use though? would this only solve the problem for certain mappings like mcp? like this wouldn't work for a fabric mod developer for new versions of Mc right? they'd need a -deobf-fabric? or could they just use -fabric?

It would only solve the problem for projects using the same mappings as Baritone (loader independent but fabric mods usually don't use mcp mappings).
See #3856 for how to do it.