Changed EEC tooltip's glass specification #88
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The EEC takes Reinforced Glass, something I was surprised to find out because the tooltip explicitly specifies Borosilicate. I imagine this means it works with other non-Borosilicate glasses (the Botania duo, Th-Y glass...), so the tooltip could be more general.
If this doesn't accurately capture the requirement somehow maybe we could settle on something in the middle, I just want it to be able to inform that the multi takes other glass types (whichever ones it actually can).