fix: (rotation) sprint-jump boost follows the sent yaw whenever movement is corrected

The sprint-jump horizontal boost (motionX -= sin(yaw)*0.2) only switched from the camera yaw to the sent silent yaw for the legacy Strafe path. Under the default Modern Silent correction (and Strict), getStrafe() is false, so the boost fired along the camera yaw while the corrected walking velocity and GrimAC's reconstruction both used the sent yaw -> a ~0.2*2*sin(dYaw/2) horizontal desync on every jump -> Simulation spam (jump-to-place, jump-while-aiming). Use the sent yaw for the boost whenever movement correction is active (legacy Strafe OR modern Silent/Strict) so the jump stays consistent with the walking frame the server predicts.

Author: opZywl

src/main/java/net/ccbluex/liquidbounce/injection/forge/mixins/entity/MixinEntityLivingBase.java

@@ -94,7 +94,15 @@ protected void jump() {
             final RotationUtils rotationUtils = RotationUtils.INSTANCE;
             final Rotation currentRotation = rotationUtils.getCurrentRotation();
             final RotationSettings rotationData = rotationUtils.getActiveSettings();
-            if (currentRotation != null && rotationData != null && rotationData.getStrafe()) {
+            // The sprint-jump boost must ride the same yaw the movement correction uses, otherwise the
+            // boost goes out along the camera yaw while GrimAC reconstructs it from the sent (silent)
+            // yaw -> a ~0.2*2*sin(dYaw/2) horizontal offset -> Simulation on every jump. Correction is
+            // active for legacy Strafe AND for the modern Silent/Strict modes (the default), so cover both.
+            final boolean movementCorrected = rotationData != null && (rotationData.getStrafe()
+                    || (rotationData.getUseModernRotations()
+                    && ("Silent".equals(rotationData.getModernMovementCorrection())
+                    || "Strict".equals(rotationData.getModernMovementCorrection()))));
+            if (currentRotation != null && movementCorrected) {
                 fixedYaw = currentRotation.getYaw();
             }