Vanilla Compatibility and Phosphor Changes

[Spearkiller]

This PR was created based off the following suggestion: #169

- The Lush line of bees now has a special comb type: Luminous
- Luminous Comb can be centrifuged into beeswax, honey drops (70% chance) and phosphorus (60% chance)

• Phosphorus is now the specialty product of the Lush line of bees Luxurious Bee
• Simmering Combs now produce refractory wax, and a new type of propolis, Volcanic Propolis.
  • This replaces phosphorus which would previously be obtained when processing simmering combs.
  • Volcanic Propolis is produced 70% of the time.
  • Volcanic Propolis can be placed in a squeezer alongside dirt, sand, cobblestone and magma blocks to produce lava, replacing the previous uses for phosphorus.
    • The material placed inside the squeezer determines the amount of lava produced, with magma blocks producing the most.
• Removed Honey Pots.
• Added some new recipes to interact with vanilla and give use to some lesser used items:
  • 4 Ice Shards can be crafted into a block of ice
  • 1 Phosphor and 1 stick can be crafted into 6 torches
  • 1 beeswax and 1 string can be crafted into a candle
  • 1 bottle and 2 honey drops can be crafted into a honey bottle. This replaces the old Honey Pot item and recipe.
    • This does provide a roundabout way of turning honey into sugar as vanilla minecraft allows you to craft a honey bottle into 3 sugar.
  • 8 honey drops can be crafted into a block of honey. This process is reversible.
  • A block of honey can be placed in a squeezer to produce 800mb of honey.
    • This is the same as putting 8 drops of honey in individually, but it processes it 25% faster.
    • To counter this, no propolis will be produced as a byproduct.
  • Honeycomb (from vanilla minecraft) can be placed in a centrifuge to produce 1 beeswax.

Note that I had wanted phosphorus to be able to be used as an alternative to glowing ink sacs but I didn't know how to implement that.

[thedarkcolour]

Love the ideas. Please read all my comments!

[thedarkcolour]

This PR will close the following issue: #169