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# v1.3.0

## Added

* **Per-Job Concurrent Lobby Limit** — cap how many teams can run the same job at once (set `maxConcurrentLobbies` per job; solo players count as a 1-man team). "Job full" notification in all 11 languages.

## Fixed

* **Hunting — per-animal pricing:** payout is now `Σ(weight × per-animal price)` instead of a flat rate, so mixed-animal baskets pay correctly; scale display shows the real payout; fixed a dead weight-clamp path (areas vs animals).
* **Cleanup — closed a bin loot exploit:** bins are now locked in place + matched by coordinate radius, so a pushed bin can no longer re-roll its loot.

## Changed Files

* `fxmanifest.lua`
* `shared/config_settings.lua`
* `shared/jobs/miner.lua`
* `server/lobby.lua`
* `locales/*.json` (11 languages)
* `client/jobs/cleanup.lua`
* `server/jobs/cleanup.lua`
* `client/jobs/hunting.lua`
* `server/jobs/hunting.lua`


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