Use entity interaction range attribute for extendo grip#10174
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Hi there,
Minecraft 1.20.5 added entity interaction range as an attribute so I have swapped the extendo grip to use that for handling entity interactions as it seems much cleaner and should be more consistent / compatible. This removes the workaround of a serverbound packet and subscribing to entity events etc. This also fixes a couple of weird bugs to do with entity interactions (such as not being able to interact with entities more than 6 blocks away in some scenarios (e.g.) if that mob is a stock keeper) which led me to investigate the extendo grip in the first place.
Let me know if you want anything changed or have any questions.
Thanks,
Jensen