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Add Folia 26.3 test-server availability - #37

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What changed

  • Added 26.3 to the FOLIA supportedVersions list in plugin-loader-availability.json so folia-26.3 is a valid test-server target.
  • Updated the 26.x compatibility row in README.md to list Folia 26.3 alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2 as experimental.

Why

PaperMC Fill now lists Folia 26.3 with version status SUPPORTED. There is one build on the ALPHA channel: #3 (folia-26.3-3.jar), published ~2026-10-14 22:19 Europe/Amsterdam. Maven folia-api latest is 26.3.build.3-alpha.

Main already includes Paper 26.3 plugin work; minecraft_26 plugin config includes 26.3 with FOLIA in loaderKeys, and paperChannelOverrides already sets 26.3 to "experimental". That experimental channel override applies to Folia test targets as well. gradle/chronos-compile-groups.json already covers 26.3 + FOLIA (unchanged in this PR).

This PR does not add Bukkit/Spigot/Purpur 26.3 availability (see draft #36).

Verification (not run in this PR)

./gradlew testServers "-Pchronos.testServers.args=--only folia-26.3 --only folia-26.2 --only paper-26.3"

Note on draft #36

Draft PR #36 also edits the same 26.x README row for other loaders. Whichever PR merges second may need a small rebase to reconcile that line.

Automated catch-up

This is an automated time-saving action, not the final product; reliability is backed by testing infrastructure and human review.

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MagicJinn marked this pull request as ready for review October 17, 2026 07:46
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MagicJinn merged commit d42118d into main Oct 17, 2026
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