- Add art.arcane.iris.spi.CapabilityProbe so an absent optional API is recorded at debug with the failure class and message instead of a bare ignored catch
- Route runtime day-time reads, clock pushes and the noon time lock through IrisLogging.reportError with the world name and the full trace
- Report a level storage access that will not close, so a retained world session lock names its cause
- Report a failed iris.json rewrite with the file path instead of dropping the IOException
- Report Iris world registry and dimension read failures during Multiverse reconciliation instead of logging one debug line
- Report a failed pack compatibility summary and a failed vanilla-slot capture with their traces
- Report a superseded generation semantics shard that cannot be deleted, once, with its path
- Restore the interrupt flag when the global cache trimmer join is interrupted
- Replace ValueWithDiagnostics with CheckResult so a startup check carries the runtime lock reason it raises
- Give every startup check an explicit advisory or critical severity and lock the runtime on any Danger result, replacing the catch that recognised the injection check by id
- Lock the runtime when general.disableNMS holds a no-op binding or the NMS binding is unbound, instead of marking the runtime ready
- Match incompatible plugin names against every registered plugin without regard to case
- Name the JVM maximum heap in the memory check output
- Print the lock reason and what it blocks when Iris enables into a locked runtime
- Carry the per-check safeguard modes and diagnostic lines in /iris debugdump
- Replaced the nine static final PlatformBlockState fields in IrisDimensionStackActuator, IrisTerrainNormalActuator, IrisPerfectionModifier, IrisPostModifier, IrisBiomeLayerGenerator, BiomeBuffetGenerator, ChunkDataHunkHolder and EngineMantle with BoundBlockState holders that re-resolve when a different platform binds, costing one volatile read of the cached binding, one of the bound platform and a reference compare per read
- Turned the IrisPerfectionModifier ore-hiding table into a Map of BoundBlockState so the four base states follow the bound platform instead of the first one loaded
- Kept the last resolution in BoundBlockState while nothing is bound so in-flight generation on an unbinding server reads the same states it did before, matching what B.registries already does
- Added IrisPlatforms.getOrNull so the block-state holders read the binding once without an exception on a bare JVM
- Added PlatformStateRebindTest, which fails on the old code: it binds two mock platforms in turn and asserts ChunkDataHunkHolder and EngineMantle serve the second one, and rejects any static PlatformBlockState field left on the converted classes
- Indexed the .iob write palette by key so palette lookup is a hash probe rather than a scan of the palette list, cutting the 32767-state IrisObjectIoWriteLimitsTest from 4.9s to 0.7s while writing byte-identical files
- Built the palette once per write instead of once in validateWritable and again in the writer, and shared it between the plain and progress-reporting write paths
- Added IrisObjectIoPaletteTest, which pins the SHA-256 of a 30000-block, 3011-state object written by the previous implementation and asserts the palette keeps first-seen insertion order
- Added BukkitTestServer, a single mock Bukkit server installed once per JVM under a lock, stubbing logger, name, version, plugin manager and both createBlockData overloads, and failing loudly if the install does not take
- Moved IrisRuntimeSchedulerModeRoutingTest, WorldRuntimeControlServiceTimeLockTest, PreObjectMatterTest, CNGInjectorParityTest, BukkitSpiConformanceTest, MantleWriterPreObjectJournalTest, IrisFloatingChildBiomesCarvingResolutionTest and IrisDimensionCarvingResolverParityTest onto it, so whichever class runs first no longer decides whether createBlockData or getPluginManager is stubbed
- Extracted the KeyedBlockState test double out of IrisObjectIoWriteLimitsTest so the palette test can reuse it
- Replaced the IrisServices.clear() teardowns in nine test classes with a targeted remove of the PreservationRegistry each one registers, so a teardown no longer wipes a binding it did not install
- Registered a PreservationRegistry in PackDownloaderTest and StudioSVCWorldPackPublishTest, which reach IrisData.get and openRuntime and were silently getting loaderless IrisData whenever no other class had leaked one
- World-local pack epochs preserve generated chunks across restart-only updates
- Kernel catalogs and source seals retain executable generation behavior across jar changes
- Crash-safe ownership, boundary, registry, semantic, and mantle records survive activation changes
- New terrain blends lower surfaces and inverted ceilings against frozen historical boundaries
- Cave, object, structure, biome, and hydrology work respects activation ownership
- Find commands merge recorded facts with eligible active predictions for biomes, regions, structures, objects, and rivers
- Bukkit, Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge route generation through retained runtime scopes
- Shutdown ordering preserves class-loader resources until world and service cleanup finishes
- Tests cover activation chains, failure recovery, retained registries, bounded lookup, and transition geometry
