improved mine command (range & quantity for every single block)

[derBobo]

resolves #2054 also allowing to set the mining quantity for every single block. the command now works like this mine [[home] blockradius] block1 [quantity1] [block2 [quantity2] block3 [quantity3] ...]

[andythoman]

I commented this in #2054 but I realize this is probably the more appropriate place to ask this. Could there also be an option to restrict this to selection? instead of a radius, you could create your custom selection using the #sel functions, then baritone would not do anything outside of the selection.

[scorbett123]

@leijurv any reason to hold off on merging this?

[leijurv]

• Merge conflict
• Breaking change to the IMineProcess API (e.g. Impact probably wouldn't compile against this anymore)
• https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone/pull/2088/files#diff-4737edbbb24d35ef7f5da331d431395daeb800e643edd7866ab68580b56550f0R96-R100 This is a nontrivial change to the behavior of MineProcess, unrelated
• Using sqrt(x*x+z*z)>r instead of x*x+z*z>r*r
• Overall kinda weird, not convinced this is useful. Seems like a "kitchen sink" type of feature. I'd worry about potential performance impact. I mean it looks fine overall, but there's a few things (e.g. https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone/pull/2088/files#diff-4737edbbb24d35ef7f5da331d431395daeb800e643edd7866ab68580b56550f0R195) where I worry about Baritone getting incrementally a little bit slower over time with each PR, for example this runs an extra bit of code for every ore every tick /shrug maybe just me being paranoid idk

[scorbett123]

Thanks, someone was asking on another issue.

[sharkman]

Isn't this one going to be superseded by #2597 if it ever will be implemented?