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Pull #1766

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Make typed values robust for sharing, and add list literals

- Values written with their type, such as @itemstack{...}, are read
  back and compared with what was typed. Values that fall back to a
  default for what they cannot read, such as an unknown item, an empty
  list for a malformed one, or an empty entity for a bad UUID, now give
  an error that shows what they would be read as, instead of silently
  becoming something else. Defaults that are added are allowed, and ids
  can leave out the minecraft namespace.
- Lists are written as ["apple", "pear"], [1, 2] or [[1], [2, 3]], with
  the type the values share, or Any. Lists whose type their values do
  not give, such as an empty list of Strings, keep the @list form.
- NBT is written as the tag itself, as in commands: @nbt{a:1b}, and
  @nbt() for no NBT, instead of the internal @nbt{v:{a:1b}}.
- An item without a count is a single one.
- Pasted text: other kinds of spaces, such as non-breaking ones, are
  whitespace, curly quotes work as quotes, strings escape the section
  sign and other characters that pasting drops, and text that is too
  long gives an error instead of being cut off.
- Unit tests for the round trips of all values that do not need the
  game's registries, and integration tests for items, blocks, fluids,
  ingredients, recipes and lists of them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MHtucHo4Qy2pTfBMgeE54y

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