Added neoforged to the ci

build.gradle

@@ -327,7 +327,7 @@ subprojects { p ->
         def intoTargets = ["$buildDir/resources/main/"] // Location of the built resources folder
 
         // Fix forge version numbering system as it is weird
-        // For whatever reason forge uses [1.18, 1.18.1, 1.18.2) instead of the standard ["1.18", "1.18.1", "1.18.2"] which make more sense
+        // For whatever reason forge uses [1.18, 1.18.1, 1.18.2) instead of the standard ["1.18", "1.18.1", "1.18.2"]
         def compatible_forgemc_versions = "${compatible_minecraft_versions}".replaceAll("\"", "").replaceAll("]", ",)")
 //        println compatible_forgemc_versions
 
@@ -409,7 +409,7 @@ subprojects { p ->
 ////        include "${accessWidenerVersion}.distanthorizons.accesswidener"
 
         // Jank solution to remove all unused accesswideners
-        // The line above would work..., except forge requires the original accesswidener file, meaning we require this jank solution to keep it
+        // The line above would work..., except that (neo)forge (well, mainly architectury) requires the original accesswidener file, meaning we require this jank solution to keep it
         exclude { file ->
             if (file.name.contains(".distanthorizons.accesswidener") && file.name != "${accessWidenerVersion}.distanthorizons.accesswidener") {
                 return true
@@ -455,7 +455,7 @@ subprojects { p ->
 }
 
 allprojects { p ->
-    // Does the same as "p == project(":common") || p == project(":fabric") || p == project(":quilt")  || p == project(":forge")"
+    // Does the same as "p == project(":common") || p == project(":fabric") || p == project(":quilt")  || p == project(":forge") || p == project("WhateverWeAddLaterOn")"
     // Useful later on so we dont have duplicated code
     def isMinecraftSubProject = p != project(":core") && p != project(":api")
 
@@ -536,6 +536,7 @@ allprojects { p ->
                 includeGroup "forge-mod"
             }
         }
+        // TODO: If neoforged is ever needed, should we use that, or call it a forge mod?
     }
 
     // Adds some dependencies that are in vanilla but not in core