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More advanced recipes for Minecraft

Here are the recipes I added to my personal Minecraft addon. I can't play without them, so I'm sharing them here in the hope that—if anyone actually reads this feedback—it might prove useful to the game. Voting systems here mix players of all ages, which can lead to a mess; those under 18 might prefer completely different things than those over 18. (Character limit is 1500, so I'll post the rest in the comments.)

1- Recipes for unique items that can be duplicated using a "template" mechanic, provided you have the original:
Mob heads (this way, you don't need to build a farm; once you get one, you can use the crafting recipe to duplicate it).
Elytra (uses Netherite Scrap and Phantom Membrane; duplicating it isn't exactly a walk in the park, but it would help players with old maps where chunks have already been loaded—and loaded chunks mean more storage space).
Village bells.
Trident (requires an existing trident to duplicate; duplication uses diamond, ender eye, bamboo, and nautilus shell).

Crafting recipes:
Crying Obsidian (made with Ghast Tear, Amethyst Block, and Obsidian).
End Rod (Crying Obsidian, Amethyst, Cherry Slab, End Stone Brick Slab).

2- Recipes involving all concrete and concrete powder: using a crafting table, 1 bucket plus 8 concrete powder instantly turns into 8 wet concrete, saving a lot of time.

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    3- Crafting recipes for spawn eggs for certain monsters/mobs (e.g., Creeper, Iron Golem). These use the Ender Dragon egg (which can be duplicated) and a spawner cage made with a Nether Star. In short: to start making mob spawners, I need to defeat the Ender Dragon and the Wither, and venture into the Ancient City—since the recipe requires a Warden-related block (the Sculk Shrieker) found only there. So, I can only make a mob spawner in the late game. ...wherever you want, though there are caveats; for instance, I can use a Nether Star to craft an amethyst-generating block—if I'm not mistaken, it's one Nether Star per generator. You can also craft an Evoker spawner, but it requires a Totem. In other words, certain Minecraft mechanics are preserved, but the repetitive map-traversing is eliminated—after all, finding things in the game without a Chunkbase seed map requires immense patience. I like the new campsites because they include orientation maps; it would be cool if villagers sold treasure maps too, or if you found a villager on a pirate ship who sold them. When we generate a map and filter for treasures on Chunkbase, there are tons of them, yet we usually don't find a single one because ships aren't easy to spot, and when you do find them, they're at the bottom of the sea surrounded by Drowned wielding tridents... at most, we find one treasure... on my oldest map, I managed to find five, tops.

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    4-Chainmail armor crafted using chains.

    I was going to send screenshots of the result and the crafting recipes on the workbench, but unfortunately, this platform doesn't allow it. This is the add-on I usually play with—featuring these advanced recipes—and I can't bring myself to play without it anymore...

    I feel like Minecraft lacks connectivity between different maps and your main world. For example, I’d like to enter a specific add-on map and retrieve items for my main world. There should be a way to link worlds if the settings match; that way, I could visit a friend's advanced world—where they have plenty of wood—grab some, and bring it back to my main map.