Flattened blocks use inconsistent definitions in blocks.json

There has been a recent push for distinguished block IDs that has been separating a lot of blocks that used to be grouped together into their own unique IDs for more intuitive command use. Since it's a similar situation to The Flattening on Java Edition, that's what I'll be calling it on this report.

Resource packs use blocks.json to define certain visual and sound attributes for all blocks in the game, each with their own entries. The "flattened" blocks got new entries to reflect the ID changes, but the templates still include the old definitions, which will clash with the new ones when applied at the same time.

The game always seems to pick the definition that's the lowest on the list, so in an alphabetized list like the template, the picks will seem completely random due to the different definitions being sorted by color rather than by block type, meaning some will end up behind the original unified ID.

 

To avoid confusion, the old definitions should be deprecated entirely, or at least be removed from the game files.