new redstone torch for adding quasi connectivity to BE without breaking it

Regular Redstone Torch is made by torches and redstone places diagonally in 2x2 while calibrated redstone Torch could be made by placing redstone on top of torch.

Regular ones would have the old texture used in BE as it is iconic and it is hard to think of other texture  but the calibrated ones would have redstone experimental texture.

The same concept could apply to Repeaters and Comparators, creating Standard and Calibrated variants.

One of the biggest differences between Java and Bedrock is Quasi-Connectivity (QC). Many Java contraptions rely on QC, while Bedrock redstone was built without it. Simply adding QC to Bedrock could affect years of farms, doors, flying machines, storage systems, and technical builds that is why I propose Calibrated Components.

• Redstone Torch / Calibrated Redstone Torch

• Repeater / Calibrated Repeater

• Comparator / Calibrated Comparator

Standard components keep current Bedrock-style behavior. Calibrated components support Java-style QC.

When worlds are updated:

• Java components convert to Calibrated versions.

• Redstone experiment users would have their red torches in their world converted to standard versions of them instead of calibrated.

• Bedrock components remain Standard versions.

This preserves existing contraptions in both editions.

Why use Standard components? Because QC isn't always better. Standard components are easier to learn, easier to debug, and more predictable. Calibrated components are for compact builds, advanced automation.