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Add an auto smelt enchantment

This enchantment will make thinks you break get smelted automatically, if you mine ores you get the ingot, if you mine cobblestone you get stone, stone gets you smooth stone, sand gets you glass, logs get you charcoal, and same with the rest.

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    That would be awesome ! 🎉 ⛏

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    yeah ive been wanting this for a while and i think its a good idea.

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    The biggest problem with this might be the problems with conflicting enchantments. Autosmelt wouldn't mean fortune or efficiency, because either way, mining cobblestone to get normal stone and normal stone to smooth stone would take roughly either less the time it takes to smelt said stone.

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    A good way to limit it is only letting it be enchanted with fortune 1

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    It shouldn't be able to stack with silk touch. This should enchantment won't be on an enchantment table. It'll have a 3% chance of generating in a bastion and a 1% chance of generating in the fortress. Of course librarians will sell it. It will be compatible with all tools. Even for plants, breaking a potato will give you baked potato. It also won't stack with mending(or should it idk). This enchantment comes at a cost, you won't get xp when you mine things, though you do get xp when you actually smelt things in a furnace.