v0.10.0: The name-breaking update

[TheMrZZ]

Breaking changes:

• All imports have been rewritten. Imports from sandstone/core, sandstone/core, sandstone/commands, sandstone/variables are now imports from sandstone. Imports from sandstone/_internals/* are now imports from sandstone/*.
• Renamed MCFunction.clearSchedule to MCFunction.schedule.clear
• All ressources (MCFunction, LootTable, Advancement, Recipe, Tag, Predicate) now follow a new naming convention, which might break some previous types:
  • To create a resource, the name will still be Resource(...). Example: Advancement(), MCFunction(...).
  • The argument type will now be named ResourceJSON. Example: Recipe(name: string, recipe: RecipeJSON), Predicate(name: string, predicate: PredicateJSON). The only exception is MCFunction, as the argument is a callback.
  • The return type will now be named ResourceInstance. Example: MCFunction(...) => MCFunctionInstance, Tag(...) => TagInstance. A full example of type definitions would be:

    type Recipe = (name: string, recipe: RecipeJSON) => RecipeInstance
    type Predicate = (name: string, recipe: PredicateJSON) => PredicateInstance

• PlayerScore.lowerThan and PlayerScore.lowerOrEqualThan have been renamed PlayerScore.lessThan and PlayerScore.lessOrEqualThan

New additions:

• You can now call BasePath instances, to find the name of a given resource under this base path. You can also use the backticks notation to achieve the same effect. Example:

  >>> const basePath = BasePath(namespace: 'anything', directory: 'test')
  >>> basePath('my_resource')
  'anything:test/my_resource'
  >>> basePath`my__other_resource`
  'anything:test/my_other_resource'

• execute.run now accepts asynchronous callbacks, to use with sleep for example.
• You can now schedule a callback directly, using the callback command. Example:

  schedule.function(() => {
  say('Hello, but in the future!')
  }, '1d', 'replace')

  This also works with asynchronous callbacks.

• You can now provide an optional absolute name to execute.run, to change the name of the newly created function. This is especially useful for debugging.

  MCFunction('test', () => {
  execute.as('@a').run(() => { ... }) // default:test/execute_as
  
  execute.as('@a').run('my_callback', () => { ... }) // default:my_callback
  })

  This feature is also available for the new schedule.function functionnality, taking a callback: schedule.function('my_callback', () => { ... }, '1d')

Minor changes:

• Successive sleep calls won't output nested functions anymore
• Fixed summon coordinates not being properly outputed in some cases