fix: update attribute handling to support new key formats#297
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fixAttributes() runs on join/quit as a safety net to strip stale libreforge attribute modifiers off the player.
Old code matched by name (mod.name.startsWith("libreforge")), but modifiers are created with only a NamespacedKey — no name string — so getName() never returned "libreforge:...". Safety net never fired. Stale modifiers (e.g. +6 HP from a removed talisman) survived forever.
New code matches by key (key.namespace == "eco" && key.key.startsWith("lf_")). Reliable. Also catches old-format keys (\d+_\d+) for backward compat.
Identifers.kt adds the lf_ prefix so future modifiers are unambiguously identifiable as libreforge-owned.