question on Color Design: Froglights & Command Blocks

Dear Mojang Team, I hope this message finds you well. As a technical player and mapmaker, I have noticed an intriguing color parallel in the game: the three colors of Command Blocks (Orange, Purple, Cyan) appear to match the three variants of Froglights (Ochre, Pearlescent, Verdant) introduced in 1.19. This mapping feels deliberate: · Orange Command Block (Impulse) → Ochre Froglight · Purple Command Block (Repeating) → Pearlescent Froglight · Cyan Command Block (Chain) → Verdant Froglight I am genuinely curious whether this alignment was intentional.It feels like a beautiful, hidden connection within the game's world-building, and I'd love to learn more about the story behind it. Command Blocks represent the technical, logical side of Minecraft, while Froglights are a whimsical, decorative element from the Wild Update. Seeing their colors mirror each other feels like a subtle nod—perhaps a hidden connection between the game's mechanical underpinnings and its natural, living world. If this was intentional, I would love to understand the design reasoning behind it. Was it a homage to technical players? An inside joke? Or simply a happy accident during development? Thank you for taking the time to consider this small but fascinating detail. I appreciate the thought and care that goes into every aspect of the game.