Armor Customization and Chainmail Rework

1. Glowing Squid Ink for Armor Decoration Add the ability to use glowing squid ink to apply a glowing effect to armor patterns. Players could apply a template to armor and then make that pattern glow using glowing ink. This would be a purely cosmetic feature and add more value to glowing squid ink. 2. Chainmail as an Under-Armor Layer Allow chainmail armor to be worn under other armor. Chainmail could: reduce damage from swords and axes, or provide a small bonus to overall protection. This reflects how chainmail was used historically and would finally give it a real purpose in gameplay. 3. Goat Horns as Helmet Cosmetics Add the option to attach goat horns to helmets as a cosmetic item. No combat advantages — only visual customization. This would make goat horns more interesting and valuable as a collectible. Why this is good: gives unused items a clear purpose; adds customization without breaking balance; fits Minecraft’s style and logic.