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# Features

## ✨ Core Feature Architecture

ThikeCore acts as an intelligent setup automation orchestrator for modern server platforms. Here is what happens under the hood:

* **⚡ Non-Blocking Async Architecture:** Network operations, JSON parsing (`Gson`), and stream copies execute completely outside of the game loop, preventing tick drops.
* **🌐 Dual-Engine API Targeting:** Combines native Modrinth V2 API queries with the Spiget API wrapper to catch plugins hosted across both major platforms.
* **🧼 Semantic Regex Version Sanitization:** Automatically strips internal build metadata and snapshot tags from platform strings (e.g., handles complex distributions securely) to ensure reliable API matching.
* **🔗 Strict URL Query Encoding:** Seamlessly translates characters like brackets (`[`, `]`) and quotes (`"`) into safe percent-encoded streams (`%5B`, `%5D`, `%22`) to guarantee crash-free connections with strict HTTP clients.
* **🔄 Follow-Redirect CDN Streaming:** The underlying HTTP layer is configured to transparently process 301 and 302 redirects, bypassing middleware steps to fetch files directly from source CDNs.


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