Remove multi-version wrappers and 1.12.2 support; migrate shared code to direct 1.8.9 APIs

[gaoyu06]

Motivation

• Consolidate the codebase to a single supported Minecraft version (1.8.9) and remove the multi-version wrapper/API abstraction layer to simplify maintenance and reduce indirection.
• Remove online/account/AI/music UI subsystems that depended on cross-version wrappers and external services to produce a clean offline-first client core.

Description

• Deleted the cross-version API and wrapper layers and the entire v1.12.2 module, and added shared/java/top/fpsmaster/Constants.java with EDITION = "1.8.9" and VERSION = "v1.8.9" to scope the build to 1.8.9.
• Replaced usages of Wrappers, MinecraftAPI, provider registries and wrapper helper classes with direct vanilla 1.8.9 Minecraft / mc calls across shared code (examples: Utility, Module, Render2DUtils, Render3DUtils, many UI components and feature implementations).
• Removed networking/account/third-party integrations and UI that relied on them (WebSocket client, Microsoft/OpenAI/OpenGl update checker, account manager, music panels/overlays, AI/IRC/chat bot modules and related files).
• Replaced custom wrapper buffer/vertex helpers with Tessellator/WorldRenderer and switched from wrapper AxisAlignedBB/model types to vanilla AxisAlignedBB/BlockPos where appropriate; simplified feature implementations (scoreboard, hitboxes, particles, motion blur shader handling, TNT timer, FreeLook, etc.) to call vanilla APIs directly.
• Cleaned up module registration to always include single-version modules and removed conditional 1.12.2 registrations; removed many wrapper/interface artifacts and simplified Performance fallbacks.

Testing

• Ran repository scans and edits (rg/sed) and applied code changes across ~268 files, then staged and committed the changes successfully with git commit (commit message: "Remove multi-version wrappers and 1.12.2 module").
• Performed targeted file inspections of modified files (e.g. shared/java/top/fpsmaster/Constants.java, shared/java/top/fpsmaster/utils/Utility.java, shared/java/top/fpsmaster/ui/screens/mainmenu/MainMenu.java, v1.8.9/src/main/java/top/fpsmaster/forge/Mod.java) to verify replacements and deletions; those checks completed without errors.
• No automated build or unit tests were executed as part of this change; a full build and runtime validation in a 1.8.9 environment are recommended before release.

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Honor the Scoreboard.score setting before appending points

The Scoreboard module exposes a score toggle (see Scoreboard.score in features/impl/interfaces/Scoreboard) that previously controlled whether score points were rendered; in the old wrapper path the points were only drawn when that setting was enabled. The new rendering path always appends ": " + score.getScorePoints() to each line, so disabling the setting no longer hides points. This is a behavior regression for users who turn off the score display, and it will make the scoreboard ignore the module’s own setting in all worlds that display an objective.

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