server/block: Add buttons, pressure plates and redstone lamp - #1327
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Port the redstone power sources narrowed out of the world-owned engine review (df-mc#1250) onto the merged engine: buttons of every material with press scheduling, stone/wooden pressure plates, light and heavy weighted plates with analog 1-15 output based on entity count, and the redstone lamp driven through RedstonePowerConsumer. Pressure plates react to entities through EntityStepOn and scheduled release ticks, ignoring snowballs and, for stone-like plates, non-living entities, matching vanilla behaviour. Materials are modelled as ButtonType and PressurePlateType following the established *_type.go value type convention. Adds the pressure plate click sounds and their level sound event mappings.
Non-player entities now trigger EntityStepper blocks: entity movement checks the block stood on after each tick like players do, letting mobs, items and projectiles activate pressure plates. Wooden buttons are pressed by arrows. Projectiles notify the block of the cell they come to rest in, since blocks without a collision box are passed through by the trace, and a wooden button stays pressed while an arrow rests inside it. Redstone lamps now turn off after two redstone ticks instead of immediately, keeping them lit through short pulses. Buttons and pressure plates drop their unpowered forms so a replaced component cannot start permanently powered, and crimson and warped variants are no longer usable as furnace fuel, matching WoodType.Flammable.
Redstone lamps now turn off after three redstone ticks (six game ticks) to match Bedrock; the previous two-tick delay was the Java value. Wooden buttons and pressure plates are now axe-effective, while stone, polished blackstone and weighted variants stay pickaxe-effective. Pressure plates recompute their power on the rising edge only and let the scheduled tick keep the weighted level current, matching the vanilla periodic re-check and avoiding a per-entity rescan each tick. The click sound now plays only when a plate first activates. Snowballs are no longer excluded from activating wooden and weighted plates, which react to any entity in vanilla.
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Implements the redstone power sources that were narrowed out of the world-owned redstone engine PR (#1250), building on the merged. Part of the redstone feature tracking issue (#1228):