Add support for compressed chunk updates, GH-136 #173
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* Add chunk loading functions based on ThinkMap * Write block types to a buffer and gzip it * Send compressed initial chunk update (b, command with deflate). Depends on satoshinm/NetCraft#173 * Change compact chunk order to ZYX, about 10% smaller See #86 (comment) * Cleanup logging * Clarify block data update variable name * Fix block lighting updates
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#136
satoshinm/WebSandboxMC#86
Adds a new "b," command which indicates the next binary websocket frame (web client only, no native since TCP doesn't have its own framing and the application uses newline delimitations, but web sockets have their own built-in framing which is used here) with compressed block data over a given multi-block range. This is for a faster/smaller initial world load than tons of "B," commands for individual block updates.