Release Fractured Hardcore 0.1.1 · MusaMisto/FracturedHardcore

Patch release after the first live session. Drop-in replacement for 0.1.0: same save data, no migration, no config.

What changed

Hardcore hearts for everyone. 0.1.0 sent the client's hardcore flag only to players on their final life, so everyone else saw regular hearts. 0.1.1 leaves the flag to vanilla: on a hardcore world every player sees hardcore hearts. The trade-off, because the client derives both from one flag, is that every death screen now reads "Game over!" with a Spectate world button. That button still respawns you normally; only an eliminated player (4 deaths) actually becomes a spectator.
/hc giveup for downed players who are alone. Step 1, /hc giveup (or the [Give up] link in the downed message), prints what the death would cost and a clickable [Confirm: give up] link. Step 2, /hc giveup confirm, bleeds you out immediately. It is the same death path as the 180 s clock running out, so the penalty is identical, and it is refused when you are not downed. Audit event GAVE_UP.

Component	Version
Minecraft Java dedicated server	26.2
Fabric Loader	≥ 0.19.5
Fabric API	0.159.0+26.2 or newer for 26.2
Java	25

Stop the server and back up the world.
Replace fractured-hardcore-0.1.0.jar with fractured-hardcore-0.1.1.jar in mods/.
Start the server. No /hc reset all needed; every record carries over. Players see hardcore hearts as soon as they log in.

Built and tested by CI on a fresh runner: run 33990473420. 22 JUnit tests and 33 gametests on a headless 26.2 server, all passing.
The attached jar is byte-identical to a clean local build of commit 9e61dc0 (reproducible build).
SHA-256: af463d3433bb9c2a92d6c15cb05eb09a89ff21538b3eb1a8fb83b883ecaf1cf3

The hardcore flag is sent once at login and cannot be split between heart texture and death-screen wording; see above.
A downed player's own camera stays at standing height in open areas; everyone else sees them prone.