Changelog

Fixed a bug with the XP pump upgrade messing up the stored levels
Fixed upgrade slots rectangle calculation in StorageScreenBase to include switches
Corrected output handling in EmiFillRecipeC2SPacket for click actions
Fixed a bug with the XP pump upgrade messing up the stored levels
Fix a bug with REI deleting items when using auto fill
Fix a crash with fluids from Architectury API
Fix a bug where Controller blocks would randomly stop inserting items
Added min version requirement for AudioPlayer compatibility (>=1.20.1-1.10.2)

Merged from upstream

Added "Keep Player at Level" option to Xp pump upgrade - as it says on the tin will try to keep the player at set level whether it means taking xp away and putting it in tank or giving player xp back from tank
Added support for compacting items with nbt to Compacting Upgrades. Also related to that allowed to filter items by damage / nbt in these upgrades.
Updated Chinese translation (Thanks ZHAY10086)
Added support for making infinity upgrade potentially craftable and fully usable by survival players without admin privileges
Added infinity upgrade
Added support to compact items with nbt (components) to Compacting upgrade
Changed tint color implementation a bit for broader support
Added advanced jukebox upgrade

Fixed storage inventory slots to properly display empty slot background where it's defined
Fixed memorized stack rendering in the slots taken by tank or battery to not overflow into player's inventory slots
Fixed upgrade conflict check to allow multiple tank upgrades again and properly check for multiples of upgrades like stack upgrades
Fixed magnet upgrade to not cause crashes when used in storage minecarts
Introduced bug in implementation of extractItem method of IItemHandler by not capping the extracted stack at maxStackSize as defined in the API definition. This is a roundabout way of fixing a dupe bug in Refined Storage they are not fixing. Hopefully this doesn't break something else, but other mods are not following this part of API definition and there don't seem to be reports regarding that so fingers crossed.
Tuned where jukebox in backpack plays its sound so that it's positioned always in front of player's face and thus doesn't change its volume as player moves around (especially looking up / down or jumping around)