Add Y coordinate remapping for extended world heights - #29
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Adds Y coordinate remapping so Bedrock players can view Java worlds outside the native Bedrock vertical range.
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I verified the patch applies cleanly. On my local JDK 26, upstream Lombok 1.18.36 fails during annotation processing with
ExceptionInInitializerError; using Lombok 1.18.46 in a disposable verification clone allowscompileJavato complete successfully.BTW, This is extracted from my fork GeyserExtendedWorlds, where I experimented with extended coordinate remapping for Bedrock clients. I kept this PR focused on the upstream-compatible behavior change and avoided project rename / downstream branding changes.