Short-pulsed sticky piston pushing a block creates second arm

When powering a sticky piston (with a movable block in front) with a short pulse (e.g. monostable circuit, observer, etc.), it pushes the block forwards as expected but leaves behind an extra arm. This does not occur when a sticky piston retracts a block or when a regular piston pushes a block. According to MC-5726 and prior versions, the sticky piston should only push the block forwards and then immediately retract.

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