Villagers spawned from spawn eggs use the biome at the world origin (0, 0, 0) for their variant

Baby villagers produced by right‑clicking an adult villager with a villager spawn egg do not use the biome of the block where the interaction occurs. Instead, the baby villager’s biome variant is determined by the biome located at the world origin (0, 0, 0). Changing the biome at world origin directly changes the variant of all baby villagers produced by spawn eggs, regardless of the biome the villager is standing in.

I performed additional testing and found that the incorrect villager variant is not random. The baby villager always uses the biome variant from the world origin (0, 0, 0) instead of the biome where the adult villager is located.

For example:

• If the biome at (0,0,0) is savanna, all baby villagers spawn as savanna villagers, even in plains or forest biomes.

• If I change the biome at (0,0,0) to jungle using /fillbiome, all baby villagers spawn as jungle villagers, even when the adult villager is in a completely different biome.

This confirms that the spawn‑egg biome lookup is misrouted to world origin instead of using the villager’s actual position.

This behavior is 100% reproducible in affected worlds.