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Respawn Anchors should accept Shroomlights

Respawn Anchors have fair use. They allow respawning in the Nether with the cost of Cheap Abundant Glowstone. But, some areas are surrounded by crimson & warped forests in the Nether, so Glowstone can't be found there, but what can be found which is similar to Glowstone is Shroomlight. Shroomlights; the glowstone-fruit of shrooms/nether trees.

Shroomlights are supposedly better than Glowstone in light, which makes sense for it to have a 2x effect on the Anchor. Plus, this should also work for dispensors (refilling the anchor)

So, you can get a couple of Shroomlights and literally fill the anchor with two. I am still not sure if shroomlights should be twice as a glowstone, because they are more abundant in forests, so you can also make them half as efficient as a glowstone block.

I also think you can craft Respawn Anchors using Shroomlight (in the middle) as a substitute of glowstone, and/or even can be mixed with glowstone to craft it.

This is just a small idea of mine, for the nether update, and I think it won't really do well here, but I'm still gonna post it.

Thanks for reading.

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    I don't think Shroomlights should be twice as much as they are farmable (I guess glowstone is too but it can't really be done in the Nether). They can't be half as much either just because of how the block works. However, shroomlights could be made from glowstone, or there could be some way to turn them into glowdust