[JustinasLa]

Vanilla honey bottles weren't used by Cooking at all. This makes them a sweetener and adds honey-glazed roasts.

Honey as a sweetener

• conversions.yml: v.honey_bottle → sweetener(type=honey;origin=Honey). The new honey type (types.yml) never spoils. It shows as the vanilla honey bottle (models.yml honey).
• It's category sweetener, so it already goes wherever sugar does: dough in the mixing bowl, sweet sauces, catsup and hot chocolate (feat: roast cocoa into hot chocolate and chocolate bars, flavoured with vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg #122) in the saucepan, and rice pudding (feat: cook rice into boiled rice, fried rice, rice pudding and sushi #121). It's also a new popcorn topping (topping_honey, "Salted Honey Popcorn").
• types.yml returns (added by feat: roast cocoa into hot chocolate and chocolate bars, flavoured with vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg #122 for what drinking hot chocolate leaves in the hand) now also says what a station gives back when it uses the food up: one key for "what the food comes in". Honey has returns: v.glass_bottle, so the empty bottle comes back from the mixing bowl, saucepan, pot mash and popcorn machine (FoodReturns). With the last one in hand, the bottle goes into the hand.
• The "Sugar is already in the bowl/pan" messages now say "sweetener", because honey triggers them too.

Honey-glazed roasts

• Right-click the roast on a fire pit or a meat hook while holding honey. The roast gets the honey_glazed track ("Honey-Glazed": food ×1.10, nutrition ×1.05), one honey is used and its bottle comes back. You can glaze a roast raw or while it cooks. It's refused when there's no roast, for a sausage chain, when the roast is already glazed, or when it's rotten. Config: new glazes.yml (which roasts, and each glaze's item and track), handled by GlazeHandler.
• Carving passes the glaze on to every cut (CarvableRoastUtils.copyInheritedTracks copies the glazes' tracks).
• Once cooked, a glazed roast has its own glossy amber look: models.yml red_meat_roast / poultry_roast glazed_<stage> with tags [cooked, honey_glazed]. FoodModel.getModelByStageAndTag now picks a carve-stage state only when the food also has that state's other tags. No existing staged state has more than one tag, so nothing else changes.
• ItemsAdder: contents/glazed_roasts.yml adds 14 items, plus the *_roast_glazed.png textures and *_roast_glazed_<n>.json models (the cooked models re-textured).

Clash check (Main and Dev configs, read-only)

• BreweryX has six recipes that use Honey_Bottle. Converted honey has no tags, so BrewingIngredientResolver maps it back to v.honey_bottle and those recipes still work. Converted sugar works the same way.
• MarketBlock (honey: v.HONEY_BOTTLE), Research aspects (v.honey_bottle) and CompanionPets (HONEY_BOTTLE medicine) match by material path. TLibs only refuses v. matches for MMOItems/ItemsAdder items, and converted honey keeps the vanilla HONEY_BOTTLE material, so they still match.
• Drinking: honey stays edible. Vanilla still cures poison and returns the bottle, and Cooking adds 6 food / 2 nutrition.
• TFMCCore blocked-crafts already blocks HONEY_BOTTLE crafting. DrinkBuilder is only a catalog. No MMOItems recipe uses honey bottles.
• Beehive bottling fills the bottle in hand, not by pickup, so that honey stays vanilla until it's dropped or put into a station (stations convert on insertion).

Tests: GlazeCoverageTest and FoodReturnsTest are new. The mixing bowl, saucepan, popcorn, FoodModel and rice-pudding tests got honey cases. mvn -o clean verify: 1506 tests pass (after merging main with #118, #120 and #122), line coverage 100%.

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