Unify Java and Bedrock Version Numbering Logic

Currently, Minecraft's version numbering system for Bedrock and Java is inconsistent and confusing for players tracking version parity. For example, a major shared update maps Bedrock to 25.10 while Java is 25.1. Then Bedrock skips straight to 25.20, leaving a massive, illogical gap in the numbers for intermediate minor Bedrock releases. ​I propose a unified, clean numbering system that brings true logical parity to both versions: ​Shared Major Content Drops: Both versions should share the exact same major decimal tier. If Java is on 25.1, Bedrock should be 25.10. When the next drop arrives, Java moves to 25.2 and Bedrock moves to 25.20 (instead of jumping to .30). ​Bedrock-Exclusive Intermediate Releases: Instead of skipping tens places entirely, intermediate Bedrock-exclusive versions should naturally progress using the single digits place. For example, the release between 25.10 and 25.20 should simply be named 25.11. ​Hotfixes and Patches: Use a standard third decimal placement for hotfixes across both platforms. A Bedrock hotfix for 25.10 becomes 25.10.1, and a hotfix for 25.11 becomes 25.11.1. ​This approach keeps the version numbers completely synchronized for major milestones, eliminates confusing number gaps on Bedrock, and creates an intuitive progression that makes version parity immediately obvious to the community.