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'How configurable each feature is' - the measure
☔ if on/off values,
☔☔ if editable lists/numerical values, 
and ☔☔☔ if on/off with editable lists/numerical values)

Or simply, more umbrellas more configuration potential

• Zombies can break blocks (☔☔☔)
• Additional zombie drops (☔☔☔)
• Entity multiplier (☔☔☔)
• Entity blocklist (☔☔)
• Daylight resistance (☔☔)
• Heavily armored zombies (☔)
• Day counter (☔)

REMEMBER!

only registry names can be used in lists, for the additionalZombieDrops list you can use registry names of items (minecraft:item) and for the entity lists you can use the entity's registry name (minecraft:entity) where item and entity correspond to the item/entity's registry name.

This should work with entities and items from other mods as well, but has not been yet tested. You would simply replace the minecraft namespace (minecraft) with the mod's namespace (mod) and it would look like mod:item or mod:entity.

Here is a line-by-line explanation:

# integer (1, 2, 3...)
entityMultiplierRate = 1

Pretty self-explanatory

# list ["entry1", "entry2"]
entityMultiplierEntities = []

List of entities which are going to be multipled entityMultiplierRate times every time they spawn.

# list ["entry1", "entry2"]
entityBlocklistEntities = []

List of entities which either won't spawn or will instantly get despawned.

# list ["entry1", "entry2"]
daylightResistantEntities = ["minecraft:zombie"]

List of entities which will not burn in the day.

# list ["entry1", "entry2"]
additionalZombieDrops = ["minecraft:rotten_flesh=0.9", "minecraft:bone=0.1", "minecraft:carrot=0.009", "minecraft:potato=0.0009", "minecraft:iron_nugget=0.0005", "minecraft:gold_nugget=0.0001"]

List of additional zombie drops, the default zombie loottable is unchanged, these are merely extra drops with chances.

# bool (true/false)
heavilyArmoredZombiesEnabled = false

Does exactly what it says.

# bool (true/false)
dayCounterEnabled = true

Also does exactly what it says.

# bool (true/false)
zombiesBreakBlocks = true

Whether zombies should be able to break blocks in between its path to the player or not.

# integer (1, 2, 3...)
zombieBlockBreakReach = 3

How far zombies can be from a block and still be able to break it.

blockMinimumHardness = 0

Block hardness below which zombies cannot break blocks.

Check this out for more information about block hardness: minecraft.wiki

blockMaximumHardness = 3

Block hardness below which zombies can break blocks.