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There's a texture replacer mod in that site that can be used for that, and there's plenty of pre-made texture replacements using that and other mods (including one that lets you have up to 11k different cards.)
As someone who's been into gaming and modding for decades, the user-made modding tools are often far better than anything a developer can put up - because the modder can be fully dedicated to making that tool, while the developer needs to worry about a handful of other things.
I'll keep on dropping jpg texture files into folders and making Pokemon, Magic etc games via mods, you wait for the developer to hold your hand. Not my loss.
Anyhow, bye.
Thanks for showcasing the mentality of workshop zealots by the method of absurdity, though.