Deprecate the concept of bundled block data #2447
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This PR deprecates the concept of bundled block data, and removes it from all non-CLI platforms.
To fully remove it from CLI, we'll have to likely add this data into the current CLI data format, which is out of scope for this PR and a bit of a larger task (new version; also needs to include items etc)
This also, like with the item registry changes, allows us to skip loading of the bundled data on startup. If a plugin is using it for some reason, it'll still load, but by default it won't be loaded into server memory.