Optimise BaseRandom and GaussianGenerator

[Steveplays28]

With these changes the optimisations happen right at the source. I also did some refactoring and cleanup on the util classes, renamed some packages, and made all the naming consistent.

If you'd like, AnOpenSauceDev, I'm up to help maintain Faster Random.

[AnOpenSauceDev]

I don't know why github thought this was a good idea, but it makes zero indication that your pending reviews will only show up after you approve them. So sorry for the apparent delay!

[Steveplays28]

I don't know why github thought this was a good idea, but it makes zero indication that your pending reviews will only show up after you approve them. So sorry for the apparent delay!

@AnOpenSauceDev That's all good!

[AnOpenSauceDev]

Adding onto the thread, Faster Random was much messier in caves compared to this PR in terms of generation, but most surface carvers/features were mostly untouched (the position was normal, but the terrain could fluctuate a bit). Creating a seeded random number generator wouldn't change much, as it wouldn't be the same as vanilla anyways.

I'll compare the performance, and merge after that.

[AnOpenSauceDev]

I see a 10% increase in performance over Faster Random when making chunks on my system, which I see as reasonable enough to merge. I'll invite you as a collaborator as well.

[Steveplays28]

Thanks! I accepted your invites on both GitHub and Modrinth.
If I think of some more stuff to add to Faster Random, I'll let you know.

Do you have a Discord account?

[AnOpenSauceDev]

Do you have a Discord account?

Sorry, I don't really use social platforms publicly.

[Steveplays28]

All good. I'd like to set up some GitHub Actions stuff for releases in the future, similar to my other mods, but that requires me to enter a Modrinth and a CurseForge API key in the settings.

I see you already released v2.0.0, that's nice. Manually releasing like that also works.

[AnOpenSauceDev]

I like to manually update versions, but I'll setup actions for PRs

[Steveplays28]

Alright, cool!
If you want, here's an example, which works with multiple branches for building and publishing using mc-publish.