[DHJComical]

Actinium's public GLState API split (refactor(glsm): split GLStateManager into public state facades) moved two method bodies that this mod redirects into out of GLStateManager:

• glBindVertexArray(I)V now lives in GLSMVertexInput;
• flushDeferredVertexAttribs()V now lives in GLSMCurrentAttribs.

With the old targets the redirects scanned zero targets, and because they were declared with require = 1 the critical injection failure took GLStateManager down with it: NoClassDefFoundError: com/gtnewhorizons/angelica/glsm/GLStateManager.

What changed

• The two existing mixins keep their targets and behaviour, so builds against the previous Actinium still apply them. Their injectors are relaxed from require = 1 to require = 0 so a target that moved is a skipped injector instead of a fatal one.
• MixinGLSMVertexInputVertexArray and MixinGLSMCurrentAttribsGenericAttributes cover the new locations, keeping the same suppression logic (same-VAO bind skip, redundant COLOR / SECONDARY_UV upload skip). They resolve their target with @Mixin(targets = "..."), so an Actinium version without those classes only logs a warning.
• Both are registered in novaeng_core.mixin.json.

Why this shape

Both Actinium builds have to keep working: the ones where the bodies are still in GLStateManager, and the ones with the facades. Duplicating the redirect per target with require = 0 gives full functionality on both, instead of losing the suppression on whichever version the mod was not built against.

Verification

• NovaEngineering-Core-1.23.3 built, deployed to the NovaEngineering pack together with the facade build of Actinium, and the world loads without the injection failure that the previous build produced (Critical injection failure: Redirector nova$flushColor ... failed injection check (0/1)).
• The remaining injectors (glVertexAttrib2f/2s/3f/4f, glDeleteVertexArrays, reset, preInit, init, markSplashComplete) still target GLStateManager, where those entry points remain present in both builds.

[DHJComical]

Added a second fix on top: MixinGLStateManagerUploadBinding still redirected RenderBackend.getInteger(I) inside GLStateManager.getBoundTextureForServerState()I with require = 1. Actinium moved that method body into GLSMTextures, so the redirect scanned zero targets and the resulting InjectionError took GLStateManager down with a NoClassDefFoundError during Display.create.

The old mixin is now require = 0 and MixinGLSMTexturesUploadBinding covers the facade layout, so both Actinium layouts work.