3.5.0 for Minecraft 26.2

Ignoring dropped every chat message containing an ignored player's name, so
whispers disappeared along with public chat and /msg stopped working the
moment someone was put on the list. Chat filtering is now split into two
independent switches, and it acts on who wrote a message rather than on whose
name appears in it.

Two switches instead of one

Command	Affects
/ignoring togglechat	public chat only
/ignoring togglemsg	private messages only

Neither touches the other. A player can be silenced in public chat while still
being able to reach you privately, or the other way round. Both are off by
default and both have an entry in the settings screen.

How a whisper is recognised

Servers that format chat with a plugin send the finished line as plain system
chat, which throws away the marker Minecraft would use to recognise a whisper.
The clickable name survives: servers make it start a whisper, and that click
carries the player's real account name. On a public line only the name is
clickable, on a whisper the whole header is, and that difference tells the two
apart — without needing to know the server's language, brackets or arrow glyph.

On a server that does not make names clickable, everything counts as public
chat and whispers cannot be told apart.

Also in this release

• Messages that merely mention an ignored player stay visible.
• Names are compared without case, so a server showing GFiti for the account
  Gfiti no longer slips past the filter.
• New /ignoring debug chat, which writes incoming chat to logs/latest.log
  with its click and hover events, to work out how a server formats messages.
  Session only, never written to the config.

Requirements

Minecraft 26.2, Java 25 or newer, Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer, Fabric API and
Cloth Config. Simple Voice Chat and Mod Menu remain optional.

Full Changelog: 3.2.0+26.2...3.5.0+26.2