Implement spellbook copying - #1231
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Implements #1228.
This PR introduces a recipe (similar to the iota-holder sealing recipe) that takes a spellbook holding at least one iota, a second blank spellbook, and a catalyst item, and converts the empty spellbook into a copy of the filled one while consuming the catalyst and leaving the original spellbook in the table. By default, the catalyst is dragon's breath, but just like the sealing recipe it's actually based on a tag (
hexcasting:spellbook_copy_materials).It also adds a recipe to completely erase a spellbook by crafting it with soul sand (once again this is actually based on
hexcasting:spellbook_erase_materials), which among other things makes it easier to keep a continually updated backup copy of your main spellbook.Finally, the PR also fixes a bug with the existing sealing recipe, where anything else added to the crafting grid would not invalidate the craft and would be consumed upon taking out the sealed item.