Restore high-contrast particle colors for Note Blocks (Bedrock Edition)

​I am writing to request a reconsideration of the recent change to Note Block particle colors in Bedrock Edition to match Java Edition. ​Previously, Bedrock Edition used unique, high-contrast colors for each note. This provided a significant advantage: players could identify the exact pitch at a glance, even without musical training. The new gradient-based colors are too subtle, making it nearly impossible to distinguish between adjacent notes visually. ​This change negatively impacts the game in three ways: ​Accessibility: For players who rely on visual cues rather than auditory ones, the old color system was a vital tool. The new system removes this accessibility feature. ​Visual Clarity: The distinct color coding made "seeing" the music intuitive. The current gradients are aesthetically pleasing but lose this functional clarity. ​Building Efficiency: When creating complex music circuits, the old colors acted as a visual guide for debugging. Now, players must manually trigger every block to verify the pitch, significantly slowing down the creative process. ​Proposed Solutions: ​Revert Note Block particles to the original Bedrock Edition colors. ​Add a toggle in the Accessibility settings to choose between "High Contrast (Legacy)" and "Gradient (Modern)" particles. ​Thank you for your time and for making Minecraft better for everyone.