/locate command points to biomes or structures outside the world boundary

When running the locate command near the world boundary, sometimes it will point to targets that are outside the world boundary.

How to reproduce:

Step 1: Create a new world with this seed: “-8687590040331227506”

Step 2: Teleport to 29999950 66 29999950

Step 3: Run the command: “/locate biome minecraft:snowy_plains” or “/locate structure minecraft:desert_pyramid”

Expected behaviour: The command points to an instance of the biome/structure that’s inside the 30 million block boundary.

Actual behaviour: The snowy plains command points to “30001070 66 29998446”, the desert pyramid command points to “30001744 ~ 30002368”, both of which are outside the 30 million block boundary, as such the teleport command provided by the locate command fails.