Add ability to enchant an item at a specific level.#8113
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Problem
There was no way of replicating the behavior of the vanilla enchanting table without hardcoding weights and chances manually.
Solution
Adds an option to EffEnchant to use ItemFactory#enchantWithLevels (available on paper 1.20.4+), which gives an itemstack a random set of appropriate enchants based on the given level, identical to the behavior of the enchanting table. I did not add the TagKey-based enchant limiting option as I didn't want to get into implementing the key set system and the only option to do it somewhat nicely seems to be reflection.
Testing Completed
manual confirmation
Supporting Information
Enchanting a book at a level returns an enchanted book instead. Support for those should also be added, but is out of scope of this PR.
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