Shouldn't villagers be able to create a village on they own?

Villages only generate at world creation, and villagers cannot create new settlements on their own. This makes the world feel static. I suggest adding a feature where villagers can naturally form new villages when enough of them gather in an undeveloped area. This would make the world feel more alive and allow villages to grow organically. How It Works: If 5–10 villagers are close together and no village is nearby, they start a “settlement scan” to find a flat, safe area with room to build. When they find a suitable spot, they begin forming a new village. Village Formation: Villagers gradually build structures instead of placing them instantly. They choose a central point, place a bell, build small houses, create workstations based on their professions, grow crops, and naturally generate paths as they walk. Player Interaction: Players can help by providing materials, placing workstations, protecting villagers, or influencing the building style with different blocks. Why Add This: It makes the world feel dynamic, creates new gameplay stories, improves villager behavior, and fits Minecraft’s focus on emergent gameplay. Balance Ideas: Limit how often new villages can appear, require villagers to have food, and allow servers to toggle the feature. Conclusion: Letting villagers form new villages naturally would make Minecraft worlds evolve over time and feel more immersive.