Add TARDIS Temperament

[Peter1169]

About the PR

This adds TARDIS Temperament as a separate configurable system for the ways a TARDIS can react to REJECT players and harmful interactions. It is the renamed and isolated version of the former "Rude TARDIS" work removed from #2166.

Exterior and access reactions

• A landed TARDIS can track a REJECT player continuously approaching its exterior and perform a short evasive hop when it is safe to do so.
  • The handbrake, siege mode, interior occupants, nearby trusted players and the configured home area prevent evasive movement.
• The exterior can temporarily switch to the Adaptive exterior or enable silent cloaking around a rejected player, restoring its previous state when the reaction ends or a trusted player approaches.
• Linked non-skeleton keys can be forced out of a rejected player's hand, delayed before pickup and set the player on fire.
• The TARDIS can close and lock its doors when a rejected player attempts to enter.
• The telepathic circuit can reject interactions from REJECT players.
• Handles can occasionally warn REJECT or zero-loyalty players rather than answering normally.

Immersive Portals preserves the existing directional behavior:

• Only entry through the exterior portal is checked for a rejected player.
• The interior portal remains usable for leaving while the door is still considered open.
• The portal is not globally disabled when the close animation begins.

Travel and subsystem reactions

• A flight started with only REJECT occupants can temporarily enable Left Behind and autopilot, ejecting those players before departure.
• A TARDIS carrying only REJECT players can choose a deliberately unsafe landing position.
  • Unsafe searches are bounded and can prefer nearby hostile entities or risky terrain without producing an unbounded search.
• Failed flight events can temporarily alter interior gravity.
• Striking the interior with a hammer as a REJECT player can close and lock the doors, enable the alarm, disable Life Support and degrade matching keys after a configurable cooldown.

Loyalty and persistence

• REJECT loyalty can continue to decrease passively instead of remaining static.
• Returning after a configurable absence can apply jealousy penalties from other TARDISes according to their relative loyalty.
• Moving a TARDIS home or overlapping another TARDIS home can apply configurable loyalty penalties.
• REJECT players cannot establish or retain a spawn point inside the TARDIS.
• Item entities retain their thrower information so rejected items cannot merge into unrelated stacks, and items thrown into the interior void by a REJECT player are discarded instead of being rescued.
• Teleport epochs distinguish real teleports from ordinary player movement so approach tracking does not react to discontinuous position changes.

Timeline Erasure

A REJECT player who deliberately uses a Nether Star on the telepathic circuit can trigger configurable Timeline Erasure.

• Their inventory is cleared.
• Their loyalty is changed to REJECT across loaded and persisted TARDISes.
• The current TARDIS closes its doors and enables the alarm.
• Timeline Erasure uses its own damage type, particles and death message.

Why / Balance

REJECT becomes a meaningful relationship state rather than only a numeric loyalty threshold. The reactions are intended to feel like consequences from a living TARDIS while still respecting player control and server configuration.

Every major behavior has a configurable chance, distance, duration, cooldown or penalty. Trusted occupants and nearby PILOT-or-higher players suppress the most disruptive exterior and travel reactions. The handbrake remains an explicit way to prevent automatic evasive movement, and the configured home is treated as a protected area where the TARDIS does not flee.

Timeline Erasure is disabled independently and requires the specific combination of REJECT loyalty, a Nether Star and the telepathic circuit. It is therefore an opt-in severe consequence rather than an ordinary random reaction.

Technical details

• Added a persistent TardisTemperamentHandler and TardisComponent.Id.TEMPERAMENT.
• Added configurable temperament values under the tardis_temperament category.
• Added bounded unsafe-position searches for temperament landings.
• Added temporary gravity overrides with automatic restoration.
• Added teleport-aware player state for reliable approach tracking across vanilla and Immersive Portals teleportation.
• Immersive Portals checks only the exterior portal before entry and does not change the portal's global teleportability during door closing.
• Added TimelineErasureUtil, the timeline_erasure damage type and its bypass tags.
• Added generated English and Spanish text for every new configuration option, message and death message.
• All former Rude TARDIS names were replaced in classes, methods, component IDs, configuration and translations.
• No aliases or migrations are included for names or data which only existed in the unmerged original branch.
• The changes have passed Spotless, datagen and the complete Gradle build.

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Changelog
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• feat: TARDISes can now use configurable temperament reactions against REJECT players, including access denial, evasive movement, temporary camouflage and travel consequences.
• feat: REJECT players can now provoke subsystem, gravity, loyalty, key and spawn-point reactions from a TARDIS.
• feat: Using a Nether Star on the telepathic circuit as a REJECT player can trigger configurable Timeline Erasure.
• compat: Immersive Portals now blocks only rejected exterior entry while preserving outward travel during door closing.

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