Minecraft Version

1.18.2

KubeJS Version

1802.5.4-build.533

Rhino Version

1802.1.14-build.209

Architectury Version

4.8.81

Forge/Fabric Version

Forge 40.1.73

Describe your issue

When I try to remove a level 2 status effect from a food using setFoodProperties in a startup script, the script will load and do everything else in it, but it won't remove the effect.

Steps to reproduce:

• Make a new Minecraft installation with the above versions of Forge, KubeJS and its dependencies, as well as this version of Twilight Delight. https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/twilight-delight/files/3866361
• Place this code into a startup script in the startup scripts folder:
  onEvent('item.modification', event => { event.modify("twilightdelight:lily_chicken", (item) => { item.setFoodProperties((food) => { food.alwaysEdible(true); food.removeEffect("minecraft:fire_resistance"); }); }) })
• Start the game and enter a world.
• Obtain some twilightdelight:lily_chicken, the item from the above script. This food item applies Fire Resistance II, which the script should remove.
• Enter survival mode and eat a lily chicken plate with your hunger bar full to verify that the alwaysEdible modification worked, and that, thus, the script isn't malformed.
• Eat the lily chicken. Observe how you are given fire resistance II in spite of the script.
• Exit the game.
• Compile Twilight Delight from my fork here: https://github.com/saltyseadoggo/Twilight-Delight. This fork changes the Fire Resistance effect given by the lily chicken to level 1 instead of 2.
• Replace the Twilight Delight .jar in your mods folder with the one you compiled from my fork.
• Start the game again, enter a world, and run /effect clear @e if you still have effects.
• Eat a lily chicken plate. Observe that you were not given fire resistance, and that, thus, the script removed it successfully.

Crash report/logs

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