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Closes #1244
Initially I was just going to add the cChunkData to cSetChunkData but profiling revealed
that the copying wasn't even the biggest slowdown. Much more time was being spent in
cChunk::CreateBlockEntities and cChunk::WakeUpSimulators than was in memcpy so I've made
those significantly faster as well.
Optimisations performed:
* cSetChunkData now stores blocks in a cChunkData object
* cChunkData objects can now perform moves even if they are using different pools
* cChunk::CreateBlockEntities now iterates in the correct order and only over present chunk sections
* Similarly for cChunk::WakeUpSimulators
* cSetChunkData::CalculateHeightMap now shortcuts to the highest present chunk section before checking blocks directly
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* Store block entities in a map from block index
* Cleanup ForEachBlockEntity
* Cleanup DoWithBlockEntityAt
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unsafely stealing data
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Block entities are now loaded based on the blocktype at the coords they specify; before loading, their type ("id" NBT tag) is checked.
The chunk now expects that all block entities given to it via cChunk::SetAllData() have their valid blocktype; asserts if they don't.
Fixes #1354.
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Fixes #1196.
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