Add strict ID types for BlockId and BlockStateId#3
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It was an unused function, I can remove it if you like
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on_place is part of the fluid API I think it should not be removed as we might use it later on or expose it for plugins.
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Description
This helps prevent misuse of certain ID types as other ID types. I've already found a couple bugs, and I've left FIXMEs on some fluid code that seems to be using
This should be extended in the future to when registries are implemented, for all registries (yes I know the block state registry isn't a real registry but whatever)
Testing
No functionality changes other than correcting a block ID/block state ID confusion