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Improvement: Container utils - #218
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…ons like placing and opening a shulker, to then break and pick it up again afterward, etc.
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Reworks the container utils system to use slots as a way of accessing immediately accessible stacks, while stacks are used for caching. When an ExternalContainer's slots are empty, you can call access() to receive a task to open the inventory. For something like an enderchest, it will place one, open it, and then, if you specified to exit the inventory afterward, it will break and pick it back up.
By detaching the transfer system from being completely reliant on tasks, it allows the system to be used in areas where transfers are supposed to be instant, without the overhead of a task.