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Happy tugging!
So, to summarize your advice:
"Learn to code"...?
BTW: You forgot to mention adding <li>1.4</li> and/or <li>1.5</li> to the <supportedVersions> tag in About.xml. Also, it is often not a simple or easy as you make it sound to update mods. Many mods will not function correctly in newer versions, either because it has a .DLL compiled with C# that is outdated and needs tweaking, or because a library it relies on is outdated, or because Tynan changed certain tags or other things that, likewise, needs to be changed in mods. And, often, it's not obvious what needs to be changed.
Can anyone report on trying this in RimWorld 1.4?