Add Wild Blueberry Bushes to the New Maple Biome

The announcement of the new Maple Biome is incredibly exciting! To make this new ecosystem feel truly distinct and immersive, it needs its own unique flora. I propose adding a biome-specific plant: Wild Blueberries. In real life, wild blueberries and maple trees share the same soil conditions and often grow together. Bringing this into Minecraft would be a perfect addition for several reasons: Stunning Visual Contrast: The vibrant blue of the blueberries would look absolutely breathtaking against the warm red, orange, and yellow hues of the maple leaves, creating a beautiful autumn landscape. A Friendly Alternative to Sweet Berries: Unlike the thorny sweet berry bushes found in taiga biomes, wild blueberry bushes could be harmless, making the Maple Biome a peaceful and welcoming place to explore and forage. New Recipes & Baking: Players could eat them raw or use them to expand Minecraft's baking system. Players could use them to bake Blueberry Pies, and Mojang could finally introduce Sweet Berry Pies alongside them to give both berry types more utility. Adding wild blueberries would give players a unique mechanical and aesthetic reason to seek out, explore, and build in the new Maple Biome