Don't shade kotlinx-coroutines-core in Fabric .jar#26
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Fabric Language Kotlin already provides coroutines. Shading them into the .jar creates compatibility issues with other mods that attempt to use methods from a newer Kotlin version if the server loads an older one from Cobblemon Extras. For example, if a mod migrates from
kotlinx.datetime.Clocktokotlin.time.Clock, that mod can fail to call the newPlatformImplementations.getSystemClock(), which doesn't exist in thePlatformImplementationsbundled with Cobblemon Extras.