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A way to remove excess cobblestone

Hi, I’m a long time player of over 15 years on bedrock and Java edition. I’ve loved the game since I tried it my first time, but no matter how I play or what I do I always come back to one issue I can never resolve cleanly: Cobblestone overflow. Most people know what I mean by this, in that when you play a world for more than a week, you end up with tons of chests worth of cobblestone, or you spend a good chunk of time throwing it into lava or just using it as something to fill in creeper holes. My idea is simple, some form of block that would allow you to smelt down the cobblestone into lava, maybe 32 to a bucket? It would give a use to all that useless cobblestone that just sits in chests all day long, and could even be upgraded later on Tinkers smeltery style! Imagine a structure you could build that would with a little coal or other fuel, turn your cobble into lava! You could even add a small animation after placing down the bucket showing the lava filling it up. (Yes, this idea was heavily inspired by the tinkers mod, I wanted to come up with a vanilla feeling version of it that’s not as overpowered)
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    How the heck have you been playing for 15 years? You do realize that Minecraft has only been out for 12 right?

    And also, you do realize that you have created a machine that gives infinite lava? Think about it. You give 32 cobble to make a bucket of lava, which can then be used for a cobble generator. If you plug in hoppers leading into those blocks with more hoppers leading to chests, BOOM! Infinite lava! And also probably way more efficient than a lava-cauldron feed tape.