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Assuming this works with B18?
I also tried the same thing without Sequence or Test, just the usual PatchOperationAdd, and without A Dog Said, it generates red errors like expected.
BTW: The patch file can be named anything. (I named mine "BOTR-ADogSaid-patches.xml") But it seems modders always put their patches in a "Patches" folder.
Since you're going to leave this up, despite now supporting the Easy Patcher, I took the liberty of trying to replicate what this does via a patch file and xpath PatchOperations [gist.github.com]. Mostly, I did this as a challenge to learn the new patch system.
I have tested this in-game with two new games and it seems to work. (The only mods I had were HugsLib, BOTR (Classic), A Dog Said, and my test patch file.) I was able to perform operations on BOTR animals, like usual. If you want to use it, here it is:
https://pastebin.com/prDEsWwq
This xpath system has the advantage of better mod compatibility. (Your current version overwrites A Dog Said's Recipes_Surgery.xml .)