Add new conditions, settings, built-in resources

[zeydOpr]

This comprehensive commit includes new sound system features, config interface changes, bug-fixes, many tweaks and a resource overhaul.

The new features and patches to the sound system consist of minor, practical additions rather than major, fundamental changes.

• "Rainy", "Stormy" and "Submerged" conditions, which are already accessible via data packs, contribute the event variety and dynamic soundscape.
• ID checks were extended for debugging and preventing a registry bloat since many modded IDs have been added.
• The playback was restored to its intended mechanics. Sounds repeat, loop and show subtitles again. Volume transitions are marked as "done" without getting stuck at zero. Sound instances after getting "done" are removed from the list without bloating the sound pool.
• The max value of volumeTransitionTimer was set to 60 instead of 80 to still have a smoother transition and reach the max value at the same time.
• Since the handler is called in SoundSystem, a client player check needed to be added to stop the events after exiting the world. Events are no longer getting triggered multiple times at volumes near zero.
• The subtitles of each sound event can be toggled on/off to minimize pop-ups. This is especially helpful for players who use subtitles to track mobs and other events.
• The data types and values of "more", "less" and "range" now use float and true min-max range.
• The profiler processes were disabled to avoid the crash caused by opening the debug screen with the profiler graph.

The config needed new sections and a more user-friendly interface since the complexity has increased with the recent additions.

• The "Subtitles" category was added next to "Volumes" which has "Ambient Sound" and "Music" subcategories now.
• Tooltips consisting of sound event IDs and subtitles were added to the config entries that use sound event names to provide more description by utilizing every element of the language file.

The new resource implementation with the dedicated assets offers full compatibility with the playback system (2D, stereo loops) and more customizability for both devs and users.

• The mod resources were reformed as built-in resource packs allowing users to view and sort the pack in the resource pack interface along with other possible packs that utilize the mod.
• Suitable assets from Minecraft Dungeons were utilized to replace the old sounds with higher quality, optimized, seamlessly loopable, immersive yet Minecrafty sounds.

Sound events were expanded with the Dungeons pack to cover a wider range of regions and make use of the sound system's full capabilities.

• 28 ambient sound events were introduced creating diverse and complementary ambiances without overwhelming the player and the system.
• The old events were updated while keeping their design choices as possible.
• The sound definitions now include IDs from various world-gen mods to be compatible with modpacks and custom mod presets, supporting the modding ecosystem.
• The height conditions were not used in the Dungeons pack to adapt the world-gen changes and be compatible with custom sea and terrain levels.
• The pitch modifier was used in every ambient sound event to replicate underwater acoustics when the player is submerged in a fluid.
• Weather-dependent sound event variations were created for the ambiance of wildlife taking shelter and going quiet in a downfall.
• The sound events were designed with the player-environment interactivity in mind. E.g. the "Cave" and "Grass" can be manipulated by changing the surroundings; the "Wind" can be avoided easily by taking a shelter...

Every part of the project has been tweaked to have consistency and follow the coding conventions.

• Apache-2.0 License text was fixed and applied to the specific files additionally.
• The SemVer build identifier was reserved to indicate the Minecraft version the mod is built for: atmosfera-x.x.x-pre+mc1.xx.x
• The mod description was formatted (by taking the FAPI as an example) and other contacts, contributors and dependency resolutions were included in the mod metadata.
• CHANGELOG and CREDITS have been added to the repository and the README has been rewritten to present the mod and guide the users.
• Some commented-out code used for testing, debugging and legacy support were left.

Caveats and known issues:

• Sound events are trying to play after disabling the resource pack or when no resources are found.
• A ConcurrentModificationException crash caused by SubtitlesHud.render from looping Atmospheric Sound Instances in the off-thread processing.

Resolves: #5, #10, #14, #15

[Haven-King]

I'm actually just going to merge this and fix it up myself, since I have some time today 😄