[JustinasLa]

Summary

• Any tags.yml step can list effects as "<effect> <seconds> [level]" (Minecraft effect ids, level 1 = I). Eating a food at that step gives them, hidden tracks included.
• The red-mushroom poison now makes the eater ill:
  • Tainted: nausea for 10 s.
  • Poisoned: nausea for 15 s and Poison I for 10 s.
  • Deadly: nausea for 20 s, Poison II for 15 s and Weakness for 60 s.
• A well-made dish still hides the tag and its numbers, but eating it applies the effects anyway.
• The effects apply in NutritionService.tryApplyEat, so every way of eating gets them (hand, bowl, plate, cup). They apply even when the food fills nothing, because the food is used up either way. Each eat with effects writes an EAT_EFFECTS line to the nutrition log.
• Bad effect lines are skipped with a warning naming the step.

Documentation impact

The tags.yml header documents the effects key, the poison block's comment mentions the effects, and the README's mushroom/poison bullet is updated.

Contract

• tags.yml only gains an optional key; steps without effects behave exactly as before.
• Servers with their own tags.yml (Dev, Main) need the effects lines added to their poison steps to get them.

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