[SkyBlade1978]

This brings the completed 6.1.4 stone compatibility fixes to Forge 26.2.

Sculk catalysts, moss, dripstone and bats now recognise natural Mineralogy
terrain. Goats can spawn on it and break horns against the harder raw rocks.
Sulfur cubes can absorb the 31 raw Mineralogy rocks as Slow Bouncy stones;
polished blocks, bricks and all other Mineralogy items are excluded. Minecraft's
own rules for its blocks are unchanged.

The missing slab, stair, furnace, ore, storage and dyed-block classifications
are included. Disabled construction forms no longer break tag or loot loading,
normal cobblestone follows the existing option, and rock-salt lamps keep the
centre post on straight walls. The dripstone, root and forest-rock checks are
fixed at their specific consumers, without broadening ore hosts or carvers.

These behaviour fixes apply to existing worlds after updating. Cave decoration
changes need newly generated chunks. Recipes, saved IDs, configs, migrations,
provider data, textures and OreSpawn's generation settings are unchanged.

The candidate passes 74 tests, two matching clean assemblies, the release and
Eclipse checks, and exact packaged client/server fresh-and-reload tests. The
real-loader tests cover both cobblestone settings and disabled construction,
resource reloads, actual sculk spreading, bats, horn loss, all 31 sulfur-cube
inputs, feature placement, lamps, recipes, mining and furnace persistence.
Paired 81-chunk cave samples and complete log reviews are retained locally.

Version: 6.1.4.2602001, Minecraft 26.2, Forge 65.1.0 and Java 25, using the
released OreSpawn 4.0.16.2602001 (CurseForge file 8798746). The accepted
candidate tree is preserved by the fork merge; no agent notes, generated test
output or runtime probes are committed or included in the release jars.