Advancements with no "display" are still loaded by the client, and print messages when granted/revoked

When an advancement first shows up in the “Advancements” menu, the following message gets printed to the Client Logs:

Loaded <number> advancements

And when it disappears from that menu (by that advancement or a parent getting revoked), this message appears:

Forgot about advancement <advancement_name>

This is (seemingly) expected behavior; the client is loading advancements that it needs to render to the player, and logs should reasonably keep track of that.

The bug is that the same thing happens for Technical advancements (no “display” field in the definition file), such as the vanilla ones that grant recipes. These advancements are never seen by the player, so it stands to reason that they shouldn’t be loaded by the client at all.

However, if it is intended behavior for clients to load technical advancements, the “Loaded” and “Forgot about” messages should still be considered a bug, because Datapacks often make use of such advancements in order to trigger events (and often immediately revoke the advancement). These messages ideally should not be spamming the client logs whenever a datapack wants to run a basic function - that’s how I encountered this bug in the first place.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Launch Minecraft with the Client Output Window enabled, or get to a position where you can check the client logs in some way

2. Make sure you have a technical advancement granted (for example, /advancement grant @s only minecraft:recipes/brewing/blaze_powder)

3. Revoke the advancement: /advancement revoke @s only minecraft:recipes/brewing/blaze_powder

4. Check the client logs; you should see a message that looks like Forgot about advancement minecraft:recipes/brewing/blaze_powder.

Expected Behavior: That client message should only appear for advancements that the client needs to load (Display advancements). It should NOT appear for technical advancements.