Update mods.toml to not cause red X when client-side only #184
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Issue
Toro Health causes the sidedness checker in Forge to throw a red X if the mod is only installed client-side, which of course is a problem when the mod isn't needed on the server (nor works if on the server).
Solution
This may be a bit of a bandaid, but the solution here is to use Forge's
displayTestparameter within mods.toml to ignore any X flagging. This is documented here: https://docs.minecraftforge.net/en/latest/concepts/sides/#writing-one-sided-mods