Add safe deterministic world processing - #77
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Summary
mcbe-leveldb1.21 compatibility boundary@blurengine/cli0.15.0Why
Projects need reproducible generated world data without mutating committed raw worlds or trusting ambiguous processor output.
Validation
npm.cmd run checkgit diff --checkDependency health
The current registry advisory feed reports 6 advisories (5 high, 1 critical). Four are in the optional native chain
@8crafter/leveldb-zlib -> cmake-js -> tar; two are transitive development-tool advisories (brace-expansionandjs-yaml).npm audit fix --dry-runproduced no compatible lockfile change. The only suggested native-chain action is an invalid major downgrade tomcbe-leveldb1.1.0, so no unsafe override or downgrade is included.