Waterlogged crops won't turn into stone when lava contacts it.

Platform: Minecraft: Java Edition

Description:

In Java Edition, when lava flows over a water source block, the water is correctly converted into a stone block. However, if it was a waterlogged crop (e.g., waterlogged kelp), the lava does not convert the waterlogged block into stone upon contact. This behavior differs from Bedrock Edition.

Steps to Reproduce:

* Place a water source block.

* Place a crop (e.g., kelp) in the water to make it waterlogged.

* Allow lava to flow directly over the waterlogged crop.

Expected Result:

* When lava flows over a standard water source , it will be replaced/converted to a stone block.

* When lava flows over a waterlogged crop , it should turn into a stone block like it should be (consistent with Bedrock Edition).

Actual Result:

* Lava does not convert the waterlogged crop into stone. The water remains within the crop block, and the lava flows around it without creating stone, Acting

As if the waterlogged crop was a normal block.