Replaces Xmx with a percentage-based argument, in this case leaving 5% overhead.
Resolves issue of container OOM/freezing when all memory is allocated to the java application or when users attempt to use unlimited memory of 0. That's because all the allocated memory is set to Xmx by default. Causes Wings resource overhead allocation to be unnecessary.
Expands Forge installer exit code to provide instructions regarding increasing Wings installer resource limits when using unlimited memory (0) as the default 1024MB is not enough to run the installer.
The percentage is set as a floating point, because of a JDK 8 bug with integers
For whatever reason, stupid me rebased the wrong branch in previous PR #3783 and didn't notice it, which contained the old egg instead.
This one actually fixes the regex and includes more debugging steps for easier troubleshooting.
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Installing basic packages are unnecessary as they already exist in yolks installer image. This also gets rid of Debian 10 lib32gcc package not being found, since installer image is Debian 11.
For 1.17 JPMS arguments, fix regex to match`^1\.(17|18|19|20|21|22|23)` or latest instead of only dot . minor versions, which is something I didn't notice in a previous PR. This should future proof it.
Changes Java image display order defaulting to 17, which the 1.17+ requires for unix args.
Fixes a typo in fetching the latest versions. It was overwritten to "recommended" by mistake.
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Support new 1.17+ Forge JPMS arguments that don't ship any executable jar. It will use unix_args.txt file for 1.17+ when one exists, otherwise defaults to using the jar file
Fix forge latest build version option to actually use latest instead of recommended
Set build version input rules to only accept valid values of the latest and recommended
Remove spaces from the version variables to avoid issues with curl. Forge site displays versions with spaces to end users
Introduces custom map URL variable. If none is provided, it will default to using normal map size and seed. Otherwise, it will use the custom map and remove map size/seed from the startup as required.
