add minecraft mod configs

cerium/srv/docker/minecraft/data/config/bluemap/core.conf

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+##                          ##
+##         BlueMap          ##
+##       Core-Config        ##
+##                          ##
+
+# By changing the setting (accept-download) below to TRUE you are indicating that you have accepted mojang's EULA (https://account.mojang.com/documents/minecraft_eula),
+# you confirm that you own a license to Minecraft (Java Edition)
+# and you agree that BlueMap will download and use a minecraft-client file (depending on the minecraft-version) from mojangs servers (https://piston-meta.mojang.com/) for you.
+# This file contains resources that belong to mojang and you must not redistribute it or do anything else that is not compliant with mojang's EULA.
+# BlueMap uses resources in this file to generate the 3D-Models used for the map and texture them. (BlueMap will not work without those resources.)
+# 2025-10-31T01:58:38
+accept-download: true
+
+# The folder where bluemap saves data-files it needs during runtime or to save e.g. the render-progress to resume it later.
+# Default is "bluemap"
+data: "bluemap"
+
+# This changes the amount of threads that BlueMap will use to render the maps.
+# A higher value can improve render-speed but could impact performance on the host machine.
+# This should be always below or equal to the number of available processor-cores.
+# Zero or a negative value means the amount of available processor-cores subtracted by the value.
+# (So a value of -2 with 6 cores results in 4 render-processes)
+# Default is 1
+render-thread-count: 4
+
+# Controls whether BlueMap should try to find and load mod-resources and datapacks from the server/world-directories.
+# Default is true
+scan-for-mod-resources: true
+
+# If this is true, BlueMap might send really basic metrics reports containing only the implementation-type and the version that is being used to https://metrics.bluecolored.de/bluemap/
+# This allows me to track the basic usage of BlueMap and helps me stay motivated to further develop this tool! Please leave it on :)
+# An example report looks like this: {"implementation":"bukkit","version":"5.13","mcVersion":"?"}
+# Default is true
+metrics: true
+
+# Config-section for debug-logging
+log: {
+  # The file where the debug-log will be written to.
+  # Comment out to disable debug-logging completely.
+  # Java String formatting syntax can be used to add time, see: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Formatter.html
+  # Default is no logging
+  file: "bluemap/logs/debug.log"
+  #file: "bluemap/logs/debug_%1$tF_%1$tT.log"
+
+  # Whether the logger should append to an existing file, or overwrite it
+  # Default is false
+  append: false
+}

cerium/srv/docker/minecraft/data/config/bluemap/webserver.conf

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+##                          ##
+##         BlueMap          ##
+##     Webserver-Config     ##
+##                          ##
+
+# With this setting you can disable the integrated web-server.
+# This is useful if you want to only render the map-data for later use, or if you setup your own webserver.
+# Default is enabled
+enabled: true
+
+# The webroot that the server will host to the web.
+# Usually this should be set to the same directory like in the webapp.conf!
+# Default is "bluemap/web"
+webroot: "bluemap/web"
+
+# The port that the webserver listens to.
+# Default is 8100
+port: 8100
+
+# Config-section for webserver-activity logging
+log: {
+  # The file where all the webserver-activity will be logged to.
+  # Comment out to disable the logging completely.
+  # Java String formatting syntax can be used to add time, see: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Formatter.html
+  # Default is no logging
+  file: "bluemap/logs/webserver.log"
+  #file: "bluemap/logs/webserver_%1$tF_%1$tT.log"
+
+  # Whether the logger should append to an existing file, or overwrite it
+  # Default is false
+  append: false
+
+  # The format of the webserver-acivity logs.
+  # The syntax is the java String formatting, see: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Formatter.html
+  # Possible Arguments:
+  #  1 - the source address (ignoring any xff headers)
+  #  2 - the source address (using the (leftmost) xff header if provided)
+  #  3 - the http-method of the request
+  #  4 - the full request-address
+  #  5 - the protocol version of the request
+  #  6 - the status-code of the response
+  #  7 - the status-message of the response
+  # Default is "%1$s \"%3$s %4$s %5$s\" %6$s %7$s"
+  format: "%1$s \"%3$s %4$s %5$s\" %6$s %7$s"
+}