Replace ExtendedRecipe with data-driven functions

[SquidDev]

ExtendedRecipe and its associated recipe classes transform the output of the recipe according to some rules defined by the shape of the recipe. This is a little confusing and inflexible (for instance, the floppy dying recipes are meant to preserve their contents, but don't!).

We replace this system with a new transform_{shaped,shapeless} recipe type, which applies a list of RecipeFunctions (similar to loot functions, but for recipes) on the result.

In most cases, we can use a simple copy_components to copy some or all of the components from an item in the crafting recipe to the result. For instance, floppy dying now copies all components except for the colour (and similarly for robot flags).

I'm marking this as draft, as I want to get some feedback on this approach before writing too much more code. This feels a little over-engineered, but I think actually ends up providing the right level of flexibility — I think we'll need a couple more recipe functions to handle things like EEPROM swapping and print crafting, but it avoids having to build many custom recipes types.

Some of this code is originally taken from CC:T, but I am the sole author, so happy to relicense under OC's license.

Example

{
  "type": "opencomputers:transform_shapeless",
  "category": "misc",
  "functions": [
    {
      "type": "opencomputers:copy_components",
      "exclude": [
        "opencomputers:robot_flag"
      ],
      "from": {"item": "opencomputers:robot"}
    }
  ],
  "ingredients": [
    {"tag": "c:dyes/light_blue"},
    {"tag": "c:dyes/pink"},
    {"tag": "c:dyes/white"},
    {"item": "minecraft:stick"},
    {"item": "opencomputers:robot"}
  ],
  "result": {
    "components": {
      "opencomputers:robot_flag": "opencomputers:trans_flag"
    },
    "count": 1,
    "id": "opencomputers:robot"
  }
}