This is a major architectural update that introduces asynchronous local database storage, highly requested visual effects, and a completely rewritten physics-safe restoration engine.

✨ What's New

• SQLite Persistence: All pending restorations are now saved to a local griefheal.db file. If your server crashes or restarts, GriefHeal will automatically detect and restore pending craters upon boot. Database writing and cleanup are fully asynchronous, ensuring zero impact on server TPS.
  
  
• Spatial Debouncing: Built-in protection for TNT chain reactions. Explosions within a configurable radius are now grouped together, and the restoration timer will intelligently reset until the entire area goes quiet.
  
  
• Audio & Visual Effects: Healing is now a cinematic event. Restorations trigger a pitched-down Beacon "Activate" hum, loop an "Ambient" beacon pulse while healing, and emit Reverse Portal particles on each restored block. (Can be toggled off in config).
  
  
• In-Game Command Menu: Typing /gh now displays a clean, color-coded help menu for admins.
  

️ Fixes & Optimizations

• Fixed Regeneration Priority: Completely solved physics "popping" issues. Craters now heal from the outside-in, prioritizing solid blocks first. Fragile blocks (Redstone, Torches, Rails, Saplings) are placed last so they correctly attach to the restored surfaces.
  
  
• Graceful Shutdown Hooks: The plugin now safely closes the database connection during server stop/restarts, preventing locked database files.
  
  
• Brand Migration: The base package has been updated to com.webbservermc to reflect official server branding.
  

⚠️ Important Config Update
To use the new visual and audio features, you must either delete your config.yml to let it regenerate, or manually add the following to the bottom of your existing config: