Light / heavy weighted pressure plate only outputs power level 1 when multiple TNT entities pass through it

The Bug:
When multiple TNT entities are launched (e.g., from a TNT cannon) and through a light or heavy weighted pressure plate, the output redstone signal strength is always 1, regardless of the number of entities. This is inconsistent with how weighted pressure plates are intended to work.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Set up a TNT cannon to fire multiple TNT entities forward simultaneously. (in the attached world file, there are two command blocks summoning two tnt in the same location which is then propelled by the cannon)

1. Place either a light or heavy weighted pressure plate in the block where the TNT is at the end of the game tick.

1. Attach redstone to measure the output from the pressure plate.

Expected Result:
The pressure plate should output a redstone signal strength proportional to the number of TNT entities on it (e.g., higher than 1 if multiple entities are present).

Actual Result:
The pressure plate always outputs a redstone signal strength of 1, regardless of how many TNT entities pass over it.

Additional Notes / Suspected Cause:
It is suspected that this issue occurs due to how entity updates are processed in a single tick. Specifically:

· The first TNT entity's position is updated and causes the pressure plate to detect it and emit a signal of strength 1.

· When the subsequent TNT entities are updated in the same tick, they do not trigger an additional update or re-evaluation of the pressure plate’s signal strength.

· As a result, the plate remains at a power level of 1, even though more entities are present.