Minecraft uses 32-bit and 64-bit VarInt types to cut down on network usage.
This library currently contains read functions for conversion to normal integers.
Something seems to be wrong with the converter for 64-bit varints,
can’t figure out what rn.
The constructor `NBT::Tag::List::List(tiny_utf8::string, std::vector<NBT::Tag::Generic*>)`
is now private and has a wrapper function `NBT::Tag::List::constructWithData(tiny_utf8::string, std::vector<NBT::Tag::Generic*>)`
that performs a sanity check on the data it is given.
These are not exceptions so we don’t need multiple variants of
generic error in case someone wants to catch it somewhere
up the call stack.
It’s okay to use UNKNOWN for generic errors where we don’t know
exactly what happened.
Idk why I did that in the first place. Probably bc hpp looks stupid.
But having a + in a file name bugs me just as much. And other ppl as well.
So I changed it.
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