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some mods don't define the harvest tool *coughefrcough* and the blocks may be skipped even though its the effective tool.
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Chameleon pickaxe, when enchanted with impact, and therefore mining in an aoe, sometimes failed to do so despite being the effective tool. This can be seen on an attempt to mine tuff or other EFR stone blocks.
Problem is that EFR did not define the harvest tool and harvest level for their stones, which made the ForgeHooks.isToolEffective fail. This adds a backup check based on material.
Added the check to the shovel as well, just in case.
Code is largely inspired by tinkers' hammer and excavator.
Worked in dev env.