v1.1.0

Added

• enable_homes and enable_warps config switches to turn the home and warp systems on or off
  independently (the back system already had enable_back). Disabled systems hide all of
  their commands and respond to /fiwwarp reload.
• Player-created warps: warps_players_can_create lets non-admins use /setwarp up to
  max_warps_per_player each (admins stay unlimited). Each warp remembers its creator —
  non-admins can only /delwarp//editwarp their own; admins can manage any warp.
• Warp confirmation: /warp <name> now prompts a clickable [Accept]/[Deny] message
  before the warmup starts (like a teleport request), controlled by warp_confirmation_enabled
  and warp_confirmation_seconds. New /warp accept and /warp deny commands. Set
  warp_confirmation_enabled to false for the old instant behavior.
• Separate cooldowns per command: home_cooldown_seconds, warp_cooldown_seconds, and
  back_cooldown_seconds replace the single cooldown_seconds, each ticking independently.
• Visual polish for teleports: vanish_particles_enabled adds an extra "poof" burst at the
  spot a player teleports away from, and instant_teleport_blindness_enabled gives a short,
  purely cosmetic Blindness effect (instant_teleport_blindness_seconds, default 2s) on any
  instant teleport (no warmup), so instant hops feel less jarring.
• Every player-facing message is now customizable via a messages object in config.json —
  reword any text the mod sends, with {placeholder} tokens for dynamic values.

Changed

• cooldown_seconds was replaced by home_cooldown_seconds / warp_cooldown_seconds /
  back_cooldown_seconds. If you had a custom cooldown set, re-apply it under the matching key.
• Built jar files are now named fiw-warp-fabric-*.jar / fiw-warp-neoforge-*.jar
  (the loader mod id stays fiwwarp).
• License changed to MIT.

Notes

• warps.json from 1.0.0 loads and migrates automatically — existing warps keep working with
  no owner (admin-managed), same as before.
• Don't name a warp accept or deny; those are reserved /warp subcommands. /setwarp and
  /editwarp now reject those names, and the server logs a warning on startup if a warp with
  a reserved name already exists from before the upgrade.