Jonathan Coates ba36c69583 Use ARGB32 to store palette colours ... Previously we used an RGBA byte array. However, this comes with some overhead (extra memory reads, bounds checks). Minecraft 1.21+ uses ARGB32 colours for rendering (well, in the public code — internaly it converts to ABGR), so it makes sense to match that here. We also add some helper functions for dealing with ARGB32 colours. These can be removed in 1.21, as Minecraft will have these builtin.		2024-09-11 10:13:39 +01:00
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src	Use ARGB32 to store palette colours	2024-09-11 10:13:39 +01:00
build.gradle.kts	Change how we put test libraries on the class path	2024-01-31 19:49:36 +00:00