fix: global palette is not really any more

[dordsor21]

• supersedes fix: 1.21.9 and 1.21.11 adapters throw invalid bit count when calling unpack #3431

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[MrJoshuaT]

I've just built and ran a quick test, which uses the 1_21_11 adapter, and it's throwing a few errors around Failed to read PalettedContainer and Use of an uninitialized palette. Although it did seem to paste correctly in-game (that I can see) it fails to undo throwing Use of an uninitialized palette

Pasting: https://mclo.gs/1aph6Tp
Undo: https://mclo.gs/764r4bR

[dordsor21]

I've just built and ran a quick test, which uses the 1_21_11 adapter, and it's throwing a few errors around Failed to read PalettedContainer and Use of an uninitialized palette

https://mclo.gs/1aph6Tp

Hm, worked when I tested... Will try again

[dordsor21]

I've just built and ran a quick test, which uses the 1_21_11 adapter, and it's throwing a few errors around Failed to read PalettedContainer and Use of an uninitialized palette. Although it did seem to paste correctly in-game (that I can see) it fails to undo throwing Use of an uninitialized palette

Pasting: mclo.gs/1aph6Tp Undo: mclo.gs/764r4bR

This should be fixed

[MrJoshuaT]

I've just built and ran a quick test, which uses the 1_21_11 adapter, and it's throwing a few errors around Failed to read PalettedContainer and Use of an uninitialized palette. Although it did seem to paste correctly in-game (that I can see) it fails to undo throwing Use of an uninitialized palette
Pasting: mclo.gs/1aph6Tp Undo: mclo.gs/764r4bR

This should be fixed

Built and tested again. Look good, no errors in console when doing paste, undo or redo. Build looks correctly pasted in the world.

[SirYwell]

Arrays.stream(...) has an overload that takes bounds, this way we could avoid the array copy here.