Minecraft version - 1.21.1
Mod loader - Fabric
Mod version - 2.0.4
I am using the latest version available - yes

Describe the bug
When you increase your minecraft:player.entity_interaction_range attribute, you're still not able to attack further from the default value.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. run /attribute @s minecraft:player.entity_interaction_range base set 10
2. stand 4-9 blocks away from an armor stand
3. try to attack it

Expected behavior
The armor stand should've broke, but it isn't affected, as if its out of reach even though the attack indicator shows up below your crosshair indicating that the armor stand is within reach.

Screenshots or video recordings

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0047ed4f-23dc-410e-b9b3-e35a7b53ddf5
(note the attack indicator under the crosshair)

Additional context
This bug prevents compatibility with datapacks/mods that modify your entity interaction range attribute.

1. Interaction range is not the same as attack range.
2. No such feature support was ever listed anywhere.

1. it literally is, try increasing it in vanilla
2. while it isnt directly listed, the modrinth page says this:

With an open source and modular mindset, this project is aiming for maximal compatibility.

This prevents compatibility with mods or datapacks using this attribute, for example packs which add enchantments for extra reach. The attack indicator also lights up, indicating that the weapon can be used for attacking which could create confusion for the user

Better Combat discord FAQ:

Why are attack range bonuses not working?
Some third party mods introduce attack range increasing bonuses in form of attributes/buff/enchantments/gems.
These are not supported by default, due to causing gameplay flaws, such as:

• Allows non sense scenarios like: a player with daggers, having bigger range than a player with a spear
• Absolutely unbalanceable mechanic (both PVP and PVE)
• Detaches attack animations from attack hitboxes, so the attacks look even more unrealistic
• Overloads attack collision detection algorithm
  Our reference game Minecraft Dungeons does not operate with any such mechanic. (Nor do most other properly designed RPGs.)

Better Combat defines its own attack range for weapons, designed to be a non-changeable, intrinsic property of weapons.

Those who want to implement this, are free to use an API provided for this purpose.

That's fucking bullshit.