Attack Damage attribute tooltip uses a hardcoded base value of 1 instead of the player’s actual base attribute.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Run the command:

/attribute @s minecraft:attack_damage base set 10

1. Give yourself an item with an attack damage modifier:

/give @s stone_sword[attribute_modifiers=[{type:attack_damage,amount:4,id:"minecraft:base_attack_damage",operation:add_value}]]

1. Hold the item in your main hand.

2. Check the value from:

/attribute @s minecraft:attack_damage get

1. Compare the result with the tooltip shown on the item

Expected Result:
The tooltip should display the player’s actual total attack damage (in this case, 14), consistent with how the attack speed attribute tooltip correctly reflects the player’s real value with modifiers applied.

Observed Result:
The tooltip displays a value of 5, which is calculated as 1 (hardcoded base) + 4 (modifier). It ignores the player’s actual base attribute value.

Notes:
This behavior appears inconsistent. If the tooltip is intended to represent only the weapon’s damage, there is no reason to include the hardcoded 1. Otherwise, the tooltip should perform a full calculation of the player’s total attack damage with the item equipped.