add item_name property#2838
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I also feel like the meta could explain how this works in relation to ItemTag.display better? But I don't really have any rewrite suggestions so it could be fine as-is for now
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These would lose all advanced text formatting, you want the methods from PaperModule here (and in the other method)
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For https://discord.com/channels/315163488085475337/1362329776475603057. Works as expected on 26.2 and 26.1.
Considered mentioning this property in the item.display documentation since this is probably to be preferred for most use-cases, but didn't want to mess with other files.